Nearly Departed (by some guy I know):

The zeppelin mission is at the end of Act 1, about halfway through the game.

I loved Saboteur. It had a lot of character, and while it was very much a Grand Theft Auto clone, it did enough different in game play areas here and there, as well as in overall tone, to make it stand apart. Really wish it had been more successful.

You're thinking of WATCH DOGS, perhaps?

Yeah, this shot:

"If Star Wars: First Assault is a success, we'll launch that Battlefront III Kickstarter..."

I managed to beat all the bosses by spamming them with the stun gun.

I agree with Garriott's assessment that there's a difference between RPG's and Role Playing Games on a conceptual level (not so much a semantics level—it's much like how people say there's a difference between sci-fi and science fiction: I get that one could mean a casual adherence to the genre's requirements, and the…

Dang, I want him to release the Commodore 64 version.

Escher, with a bit of Magritte and a color palette by Dali.

I'm curious to hear more about Sega's attitude toward the Aliens franchise(s) in general. Sega also put out the last AvP game, developed by Rebellion, in 2010 (and that started production in 2008.) If you look at that game, and this new one, it seems that there are a lot of similarities, and I sort of just have to…

They may as well have. I'm still waiting for the PlayStation 9.

Ahhhhhh.... okay.

The article says he doesn't have a job because of chronic pain. You say he makes money as an artist. Which is it? Does he have a job or not have a job? If there are specifics like he doesn't have a 9 to 5 job because of pain, that I can understand, because maybe it makes it tough to keep regular hours (the article…

He blames chronic pain for the reason he doesn't have a job, yet he travels a lot and spends the rest of his time hacking... It seems like it would be hard to travel a lot if you've got chronic pain, and if you've got the skill set and capability to hack it seems there should be some similar jobs you could perform…

Especially since Sega went to the effort to make a Sonic "Doodle Jump" clone. They obviously know they want a Sonic game on phones & tablets, but they don't make the obvious type of game.

What does the mod look like in first person?

True, an FPS doesn't need to have moving and shooting, and so if they can make it work, like the Resident Evil example, then great.

How do you move and shoot at the same time? Also, why not make use of the left thumb? That hand can still hold the device and use the thumb to certain degree.

Yeah, from what I've seen of the Mad Max: Fury Road costumes and vehicles, this looks like it might be from that game instead.