it’s probably tenchu, or a new ip altogether. there’s a bunch of subtle clues at the end of the trailer that suggest that direction including the music.

It’s ok but not if it’s PvP, pay-to-win. Nobody wants that.

you murdered the people who were generally “bad guys” and take their supplies to give to “good people.” The bad guys are the people who have turned towards moral bankruptcy, so it’s ok to kill them.

the company probably figures that employees won’t bother over litigation for such a relatively small amount in the big picture. $5000, sounds like it might fall under the purview of small claims court. not sure how this differs if a bunch of people file a class action instead.

was it that shitty? I didn’t think it was. then again, I spent all of 30 minutes on it before being distracted by some other shiny game.

I’d take a remake of dead space 1, if only to include a proper stasis refill button. ds2 is too enemy-spammy but I’d still play it.

If Jason is an outlier, why can’t you simply ignore his review?

well...I really didn’t like Shaolin Soccer. I guess this means that we are mortal enemies, destined to fight each other to the death someday.

he took on this review like a professional...by playing something he didn’t like for 50 hrs and yet, still writing a comprehensive review for it. What else did you want? He just said he wasn’t a fan of the earlier iteration and that that trend continues on in the sequel.

the flow thru of the ps1 sound into RE was magic

thank goodness. I thought it was going to be $250 for some reason.

the first one barely qualified, I felt. then again, I played it only once as a stealth build and never went back.

I have no idea, but certainly it was an entertaining issue with the 360. that was poor engineering design.

smell-o-technology. we will be able to smell all the mf-ing trees, the dirt, the air...and it shall be glorious!

I mean, there are thousands of people playing this game and most of them can talk to each other thanks to internet access (well, at least for now). did Activision think that players are so stupid that nobody was going to notice? that’s the part of this article that’s blows my mind.

“After reviewing our data, we agree that the system is not performing the way we’d like it to.” *cough*bullshit*cough*

why? the endless pursuit of corporate profit to please shareholders.

brothel in the sky. that would be a sight to behold.

questioning the meaning behind existence is a road that can lead to madness.

I’ve always felt that Dorsey’s more or less a synth, out of touch with reality.