If I want to play Gone Home, I'll look through my neighbors personal belongings while they are away.

I feel like this should be in categories.

Wasn't someone making a Tomb Raider porno last year?

Also, this is by the same guy who made the Doom Mortal Kombat mod. His main project right now seems to be Doom Donkey Kong Country.

A bit late, but sure.

Firebomb or get out.

Really? Well, it was better then most other AAA fighting games I've played in awhile.

Well, they could do it like this game, where it is obviously a Ghosts n' Goblins homage, but doesn't use the name or characters.

It's DRM free, you just download it to your hard drive. It's just the application and it's files, you don't need a client. Also, if you really want it on Steam you can use the "Add as a non-Steam game".

Well, there aren't nearly enough Quake-like games around. I'll be sure to follow this one.

"The player narrates the game's introduction"

Carmack is a smart guy, incredibly smart. Even beyond programming. He has code that might appear impossible.

Still an alright game, though. The main character isn't as funny, and is more politically correct. He has the same name but he could be a different character if the devs wanted him too. So it's a good game, just not good as a prequel/reboot.

It is, but it has a few flaws. It feels more like Serious Sam then Shadow Warrior 97'.

Rise of the Triad makes it pretty close, probably my favorite PC game this year.

Coming from a guy who played Call of Duty: Modern Whatever before I played Doom and other 90's shooters, Doom is the much better game.

I prefer Map01.

From what I can tell, emulators usually run games well by the time the system is two generations old, look at the N64. SNES, Genesis and many previous platform games can be ran almost flawlessly. We can run PSX and N64 games incredibly. PS2, Gamecube, and the Wii can be emulated very well. I'm not sure how much…

It turns out, Wii Motion Control doesn't work too well in a top down 2D perspective.

Isn't it just Bejeweled but you have to pay for lives?