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That one intrigued me. I thought the idea was interesting that when you died, you died, then you had to control someone else to pick up your stuff.

I'm all for that idea as well, boring or not.

Is it like that? I got the impression that it didn't take things very seriously. Which is fine! But, that's not what I'm looking for.

I should specify, I played Telltale's The Walking Dead and it's one of the greatest games I've ever played.

Is there one first-person zombie game in existence where the only enemies are slow moving classic zombies in extraordinary numbers that is actually good? I've been waiting a long time for some kind of zombie apocalypse simulator where you are thrust into a world overrun by zombies, and they can't run, use weapons,

As I recall, the story of Dead Space 1 was just me running around to different parts of a ship fixing things. I think he could make a good Dead Space movie, but this is a no-win situation. If it doesn't follow the game exactly he'll be criticized. Escape From New York, Halloween, and The Thing were his own vision. If

Because it was stapled to the chicken.

I liked Twin Snakes better. On a side note, my dad was raped by Metal Gear Solid.

Besides, who will win in a world of... Laser Cats?!?

For a younger generation a TV set is now a multimedia monitor. We are still consumers, but we are delivered programming in different ways. Tablets, laptops, and phones will never replace the TV in my home theater. I believe however that TV broadcasting as we know it is going through a major shift as we speak. 2 of my

To be fair you barely touched on Infinite's lore. I really am impressed how long it's stayed with me after playing through the game. I keep thinking about Booker, and his shame and denial of his Native American heritage, and his horrible, unforgivable actions as a result. I also think about the illusion of fix-all,

I wish I loved, or even liked, any of the endings, but I don't. I love 99.9% of this trilogy, and then it just falls apart at the end (for me). Please! Someone convince me why I should like the ending! I don't want to hate it. The Mass Effect Trilogy should have been a triumph, but for me it was just a good try.

I remember that. Did you read my post? I argued that of course it matters.

I will answer why the ball throw choice mattered (a great deal to me, anyway). Booker DeWitt is the main character, and you are Booker DeWitt. You are presented with a couple who is held against their will as "guilty" of being in a mixed race relationship. YOU (and Booker) are handed a baseball and are instructed to

You should stop letting so many people use you.

I'd agree normally, and you might be right, but I get this feeling Sony is up to something here. I'll wait for the PS4 pricepoint before I make a decision. I have a feeling it's going to be lower than everyone is expecting.

I have to admit it... Heath Ledger was not really my dad.

Heath Ledger was my dad.

To clarify I have played Link's Awakening, Minish Cap, and I tried Phantom Hourglass but I can't stand playing games with a Stylus. I've just been playing Ni No Kuni for the past 2 weeks and while an RPG is obviously drastically different than the kind of open world action/adventure of Zelda, the feeling I sometimes

I've played every (console) Zelda game. Zelda is broken. A Link to the Past created the framework of modern Zelda, Ocarina of Time cemented it, Majora's Mask and Windwaker were welcome changes to the formula, I enjoyed Twilight Princess, and I even enjoyed Skyward Sword. It stops at enjoyment. I am tired of playing