No, this doesn’t destroy immersion. It just gives you a specific character to roleplay, whose identity you can then imagine and act out as you would in any other game of this type.
No, this doesn’t destroy immersion. It just gives you a specific character to roleplay, whose identity you can then imagine and act out as you would in any other game of this type.
Attending the annual fighting tournament as part of a graduation trip for son Thomas, actress Jamie Lee Curtis…
They key word there is physical. It was the one thing emphasized above all else. Gaming isn’t physical, so it’s a non-athletic sport was my point. And every dictionary said that athletes were physical, not sure how that disproves what I said.
No, they don’t do that to separate it from mental agility. They emphasize it because it’s a key part of the definition. This is why someone who is “athletic,” is considered someone who is good physical shape who enjoys doing physical activities.
From the dictionary.com
Because it’s not a test of physical agility or strength. They don’t have to train much of their body at all. IT’s not that pro-gamers are not masters at what they, nor are they unimpressive. Quite the opposite actually, the skill level they operate on is very impressive. But they aren’t atheletes.
Had to lol @ atheletes, but these are very good tips for anyone who is spending a lot of time using computers.
Maybe it’s the fact that original science fiction based MMORPG games come along so rarely, or maybe it’s just that Sk…
duh. we gave them permission to walk around outside. what else do you want from us
So no to Cosby Show, yes to Different World?
Did people actually call that movie Black Annie?
MST3R.
You seem disproportionately enraged by the casting choices for a reboot of a movie about people who capture ghosts for a living.
Waste of a vote of you ask me (you didn’t, which only slightly offends me, but still).
Yet, Kotaku voted for Uncharted 4?
Really, Fallout 4 as best of show was a no brainer
Yeah, as a huge CRPG fan from Fallout’s heyday (I was more of a Baldur’s Gate guy, tho I did play Fallout 2 back then) I see nothing wrong with thinking that 3’s the worst game so far in the series, in fact I agree. But also, this kind of grudge holding is not a good look for gamers. The whole thing feels like…
I played Fallout 3 first, then New Vegas, and recently I played Fallout 1. I also replayed all of Fallout 3, so I have that fresh in memory as well.
I still quite love the early games in the series. They are jam-packed with so much flavor that I still remember them fondly. Last time I played through them again (only a few years ago) I was still rather pleased with how well they held up over time. Quite the wonderful games when they came out, still worth…