Says the loser who throws a tantrum because of a simple movie. Hahahaha, oh man; you really do make it too easy.

Alright. :D

Yup. :D

Nerd rage: never ceases to be pathetic.

I reply most of the time. :)

...in a free-roaming game.

That's nice, buddy. Hey you know what hasn't changed? My interest in this conversation. :)

I hope the ''slight reboot'' doesn't mean they're going to turn RE into a first-person shooter...

Wow, long reply. And since I care very little to engage in this conversation, I'll be honest with you: I didn't read that last reply of yours.

I don't think Driver SF got the praise it deserved; it was a truly fun game. It brought me back to the PS1 days, where there was something ''special'' about a game's fun factor.

Man, these guys are great. I wish they brought more RPGs for the PS3.

Yeah, but my motivation for calling the article tasteless is more than obvious. Yours, on the other hand, is only an example of smartassery.

''Grow up'' says the person whose comment lacks elaboration, or explanation...

Satoru Iwata: the antonym of Bobby Kotick. Whereas the latter is everything that is wrong with the gaming industry, the former is its glimmering ray of hope.

Alright.

You should be old enough to realize that this is only fiction, and that life —as it turns out— is not fiction.

I loved the animation. The way in which light reflected on surfaces (especially hair) was really well done. I also loved the subtle expressions the girl made. Such subtlety makes the characters much more believable, in my opinion, and it's rare to see.

This isn't funny, Brian. What a tasteless article.

Perhaps my all-time favorite is Final Fantasy VIII's ''Blue Fields.''

Holy shit...