Good.

I was gonna star your comment for pointing out that Shinji Mikami worked on Goof Troop, but now I'm just confused about Resident Evil using the Goof Troop engine.

Oh good. I thought my game had a bug or something. I killed Grob the Butcher thrice in a row. I KILLED HIM THRICE, STOP COMING BACK. ONLY I CAN DO THAT. Lol

I have one Orc that kills me, I kill him. Back and forth this goes. The catch? He keeps telling me how "attractive" I am. That's real talk.

I'm about 4 hours in and it's EPIC. Far and away my favorite game of the year.

Eh? My post was directed to v3rmilion, who said "we Americans" in his comment. Now unless you have a secret alter-ego account named 'v3rmilion' (which opens up a whole different can of worms), I think you may want to alter that comment somewhat.

We had our own rule.

"Andrew Jackson, in the foyer of his White House, had a big block of cheese. The block of cheese was huge - over two tons. And it was there for any and all who might be hungry. Jackson wanted the White House to belong to the people, so from time to time, he opened his doors to those who wished an audience. It is in…

no need to run, you didn't put the effort in this time. :D

Ehhhhh... I'd much rather this had been allowed to continue.

It came out quite a long time before Resident Evil, actually. The creative director of RE stated that Alone in the Dark was the inspiration for the fixed camera.

Finally, an RPG with the balls to DELETE YOUR SAVE FILES.

there's a special place in hell for pirates. Would you steal someone's baby? or torrent a Jesus? because it's literally the same thing.

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Yeah you nailed it on the head. (I produced the album) it was a lot of fun to remix these songs. BL2 is ripe with amazing music.

Too.... many... inconsistencies...

and this is how you take an obscure group of characters and turn them into a mainstream group of characters.

But you're not thinking like a studio head: you don't want to inadvertently promote another studio's product with a conflicting similar one. Studios love familiarity and consistency. If Fox is producing an F4 team with a black Johnny Storm, Disney would not in turn produce figures with the original white Johnny. It…