I was referring to the general combination of the movies he suggested, but yeah. I suppose if you're going for all out gore, something like the remake of Evil Dead was way more like that than Dredd (which was also a phenomenal recent movie).

Yeah, I think the Stallone version scared people off, because it's a fucking godawful movie. But the Dredd comics are great, and this movie was just OHGOD good.

Ah, another connoisseur of great cheesy, gory action flicks.

Dredd was such a fantastic movie. There's a big push to make the planned sequel, I hope it works out. The first movie didn't do nearly as well as it deserved to =(

Ah, that's true, I forgot people used to do that. No-scoping and quick scoping the AWP in CS:GO is borderline useless, so I've kinda forgotten about that.

HL and CS have a built in crosshair customization thing, though. I have a dot in the middle of my screen already when I play CS =/

I don't own a PS4 yet either, or an X1. I'll eventually own all 3 systems, probably starting with an X1 in the spring.

I prefer the Xbox controller so I'll use it for all the multiplats I want (NFS Rivals for now, with Destiny and Watch Dogs and others coming), plus Dead Rising 3 and Forza 5 are already games I want.

PS4…

I'm planning on getting a Wii U eventually, but the only 3 that have any merit to me at all are Mario 3D World, Wind Waker HD, and ZombiU. So before last week, there was literally 1 game I wanted for it.

Marketing did hurt the Wii U with the non-gamer crowd, but the reason it isn't being bought by actual gamers is because it only has 3 games worth playing and "caught up" to HD in the year 2012.

My friend's Linux box crashed, and then when you booted it, it brought up a box with either "Yes", or "No". No question, just those 2 answers. And clicking either one just reset the box and asked again.

If that car fit the aesthetics of the game universe and was intentionally going for a stylized setting instead of real life simulation, it would be fine. The cars in games like Twisted Metal don't work in real life, so people play GT or Forza for realism. Just like how you can play ArmA or Flashpoint for gun realism.

That's not what I said in any way. I said that they use gun tropes to ground it in reality and make it recognizable as a gun, but due to the fictional setting they chose to then focus on aesthetics instead of real life simulation.

Your Forza comparison doesn't work because Forza is a simulator. Killzone and the likes are not.

Games like ArmA attempt gun simulation, and do a generally awesome job at it.

ArmA and Forza simulate realism, Killzone and racers like Blur go for fictional badassery. It's like complaining about how Inglorious Basterds…

"That is my favorite star wars game of all time."

O.o

Was it the only Star Wars game you've ever played?

Sorry, I just thought it was awful. Even just counting OG Xbox games, KotOR 1+2, BF 1+2, and Jedi Starfighter were all excellent. Games like Clone Wars and Obi-Wan will forever be remembered by me as "god awful".

Hey, Shane, I've been 360/PC exclusive for most of the last gen (had a Wii for a little bit), but I'm wanting to pick up a PS3 to play all the games I missed, and to give me a "new console feel" now that I'm hankering for an X1 (forcing myself to wait a bit on that). Unfortunately, my setup won't won't work well with…

Yeah, Shivan Dragon is now completely weak compared to current cards, and also has been reprinted a ton.

EDH made me happy though, I had gotten a foil Jenara back when Alara block was new, was worth like $8, now it's worth like $40 because it's a kick ass Commander.

Also, back when Jace, The Mind Sculptor was worth like…

I'm a white guy who finds females of most races appealing, but I don't find asians attractive (despite the fact that most men do).

I also don't find men attractive, or excessively overweight females either.

It doesn't mean that I hate asians, men, and fat people, it means that I'm not sexually attracted to them.

No way.

Not wearing clashing Autobots with Decepticons is like rule #1 of style.

Double Helix has made some shit games, but the gameplay videos for Killer Instinct look fantastic, and it's free to play, so I'm hoping that means they're fairly confident that people will like it enough to spend money on.

Yup, both are on Steam, and FTL goes on sale quite often. I've heard good things about Shadowrun and wanna try it out, but I haven't picked it up yet.

But yeah, a few Kickstarters are already out and doing great, a lot of them are still in development but are looking good. Of course, there have been a few that have…