Okay...okay....now you're possibly on to something, here.

Problem being is time. Dinosaurs and humans exist in the same universe, but not at the same time. Everything seems to suggest the same for Portal/Half-Life. And besides, crossing the stories in a single movie is a horrible idea. Just horrible.

Half-Life movie should absolutely NEVER include Gordon Freeman beyond a cameo photo or brief mention in dialog, if even that.

Key word is "technically." As I mentioned to someone else, that's effectively pointless to mention because of how wildly different the approach to each is.

Which is effectively meaningless to even mention in this discussion, given how wildly different the approaches to writing and characterization are in each.

Not sure Portal is going to work for good movie fodder. Half-Life's universe is a little more rich and provides plenty of vague material to work with and expand that universe, and given Abrams' reasonable sci-fi backing I think he could do that one well.

I had internet all of the time right up until I suddenly didn't. As I lost my entire XBLA library for over 18 months due to a console switch, I view that kind of justification in a different light.

But you probably got the game for $5 in the first place so it washes out.

Given their dogged insistence to keep the paywall for apps when everyone else offers them for free, and their exorbitant 'Games on Demand' prices, I wouldn't count on it.

Yeah, red and gold. Red, then gold.

Online required?

I did not know that trivia about Tecmo Football. Or that Plimpton ad. Thanks for both.

$6?

Shoulda been the robot...

All of this and no mention of Cordyceps fungus.

Boring, repetitive levels. Doing the exact same thing over and over again.

Nah, I love the big field of nothing. There's usually far more in those big fields of nothing that your average "let's race to the arrow" player never takes the time to appreciate.

If the screen saver was not just interactive, but also reactive, and controllable in a manner that allows the participant to satisfy specific goals to reach an end of a defined scenario, then yes, I would. Proteus does all these things.

Because it gives a kind of experience that SotS, FTL, or Terraria cannot. Assuming, of course, you're in the market for that kind of experience.

One Free Bullet on the first time through....yeah, big mistake. Doing it on a replay helped me enjoy the episode again, though. It was tense!