Yeah, I always think that too. I'd rather take smart editing (such as the Bourne movies, the Drunken Master or some of the fight scenes in A Bittersweet Life) over expert martial arts shot in a boring way.
Yeah, I always think that too. I'd rather take smart editing (such as the Bourne movies, the Drunken Master or some of the fight scenes in A Bittersweet Life) over expert martial arts shot in a boring way.
Oh, I don't doubt it's true, but I have no idea why PC people keep beating that dead horse.
In B4 idiotic "PC MASTER RACE!!" circlejerk.
Lemme break it down for you:
Wait, people call Battlefield 3 realistic?
Wait, people call Battlefield realistic?
I bet this guy got all sorts of laid over Valentin-
Here's the trailer for the next Ghibli movie, to sate our apetites for a bit:
Yeah. Those are some jarring colors.
Since all the murals you in Journey find basically imply everything went to shit.
I wonder that would have worked with the whole "Luke, I am your father" thing? Especially if his face wouldn't be hidden.
Knowing JRPGs, the combat system will be explained ad naseum in the full game anyway.
Journey.
This is like the kiddie version of a croc eating a gazelle.
In other news, she totally made a goddamn Game Boy Color out of cardboard.
As an Android user, all I really do all day is buy each and every new Android phone, instead of keeping to me (amazing) HTC One X.
And even if it was meant to be a reimagining of Hobbiton, why freak out? It's not Peter Jackson's gritty reboot, just a very skilled illustrator's imagination.
I thought the sticker on the tray table was a (really great) TV screen for about five seconds.
All I see is a list of adjectives combined to make an idea that will ultimately disappoint.
All one needs to do is play Gamecube-era Smash Brothers or Counter Strike to realize that there isn't a correlation between pixel count and fun.