I feel like if they have the know-how to build a suit like this, it wouldn't be too much to expect that they could also build one of the in-game weapons.

Thinking about it from the perspective of reality: wouldn't most tactical situations benefit from the usage of stealth as much as possible? If you're trying to assassinate someone, or assault a base, or steal something, or any number of other missions you might be tasked with in any number of games—I tend to approach…

My thoughts exactly. I have no idea why they would think going into print, with such an immensely specific topic that is dependent on the release of enough new products regularly that fall within that topic (i.e. more games with a focus on stealth, which sadly is not all that often), would be a good idea. How could…

I was just about to say this. If they're actually basing their service around ninjas, they better damn well be able to act like one.

"FarCry with Dinosaurs" was what I was hoping the Jurassic Park game that Telltale put out a while back would be.

Yeah, but that's more a failure on the part of the company rather than the game itself. If they put out their MMO instead of KoA, then I would call the MMO a failure. I just have an issue with the way you worded it, haha.

The racing looks exactly like this old racing game I played a couple times in my browser. Think it was called Redline Rumble (man how did I remember that?), which is to say, it looks pretty terrible. I like how he just basically drives right through another car at about 1:16.

They never actually put out the MMO.

I normally abhor trolling, and I hate what this dude is doing. However, hearing the assholes in this game makes me actually (kind of) approve of it. That first dude who he blocked into the corner made me want to punch that guy in the face. Jesus, everyone is so fucking overly hostile and douchey online these days.

These are precisely the types of people who deserve to be trolled. Troll the assholes in the game, not the nice people.

The Cdr. Shepard armor is fantastic...except for those weird looking boot covers. The toe looks really weird.

I think the reason for it has to do with the fact that she was being commissioned by the Lollipop Chainsaw devs to promote the game. If she came there on her own, and dressed up of her own accord, and not as part of a promotional push, she would have been fine.

Anyone else notice the symbol from the Hitman games in the lower left corner of all the gangster figures?

Aw man, you got to it before I did, haha. As a big fan of military movies, it's clear where they got their models from. Sgt. Eversmann (played by Josh Hartnett) was clearly the model for the chalk leader as well. And I believe the line "God already left Africa" was a direct quote from Tears of the Sun if my memory…

Man, that movie is amazing. My uncle first joined the USMC back in the late 70s or 80s I wanna say, I'm not exactly sure, but he said Gunny Hartman in this movie was pretty much the real deal.

Hmmm...apologies for my lack of worldliness, but I'm unsure of what sort of electronics stores you might have locally there. Amazon.es looks like it has it for 12,99, as a UK Import at least.

I can practically guarantee that if you go to, say, Wal-Mart, Target, or perhaps even Best Buy, you'll be able to find AoEII, with the Conqueror's expansion, for extremely cheap. You also ought to be able to find the original and its expansions for a similar price as well.

Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: Private Joker, why did you join my beloved Corps?

I imagine most don't feel the same way I do, but I was really sad to see 38 Studios go under. Say what you will about how the money was handled (poorly) and Curt Schilling, but I think the idea that a guy chased after this dream of owning a game company, creating a fairly successful, original IP, and having it…

After playing Mercenaries, seeing Pandemic close was a real shame.