Fatal Frame on the Wii U looks really good... I have no idea why they did not include that into their presentation.
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> “I am excited for this game. Where can I buy it?”
For me, these sort of “skills” aren’t appealing because they are essential using parts of the game in ways that were never intended. I’m sure none of the MK8 team explicitly wanted people to use drift boosts like this, and it changes the entire environment of the game. Some people pick up the Mario Kart series because…
You mean, in the same way Han Solo always has been just Harrison Ford in a leather jacket?
So surreal to see something you thought you’d never see in your lifetime.
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"Of my friend, I can only say this: of all the souls I have encountered in my travels, his was the most... human."
The face looks terrible imo.
David Bowie as Tilda Swinton, and Tilda Swinton as David Bowie.
Having just finished it, I must say the funniest part for me was watching a 32X plopped into the Genesis slot, shove the EEPROM card in and BAM! Game play.
The implication that you have to be a complete natural at every brand new game to be a "gamer" is kinda icky to me. I mean why does it matter if he does or he doesn't? Is he infiltrating a super secret club that I wasn't even aware I was apart of that demands naming and shaming of the fakers?
Anita has been accused of faking these threats and not actually making police reports before. The actual people who accused her of it found out themselves that not only was she telling the truth, she was also dealing with the FBI.
yes, I think the main issue is that there nitpicks come off as assholeish, and not comedic.
Link.
Haha I meant it's"not really that bIg of a deal." Bugs, of course are amajor part of the deal, lol
I tested at Nintendo in 2004 and I have also done testing for Xbox shortly after that.
I used to work at AMD before the current gen Xbox and PS came out. This was when every 3rd article on Kotaku was speculation on the next-gen specs, and it killed me to not say anything.
Not really, I was a game tester for two years and on one occasion we had to test a game based on the Bourne movie franchise. The movie was not out at the time and the game had many movie spoilers.
Normally you don't sign a document for any particular game. It's usually just part of your normal work contract when you're hired at a game developer. Fairly standard "don't reveal corporate secrets" kind of stuff. I've worked for multiple game developers and never had anything more elaborate than non-video game…