The best thing about the Dreamcast was that you could use PlayStation Controllers... and Shenmue... and Seaman.... And Ulala.

Looks pretty neat. I might have to check it out.

at 6:59.... that is NOT south central LA and is most certainly NOT Compton (is also backwards for some reason). It looks like somewhere near New York. Maybe Bayonne or Philly.

I couldn't agree more. Their games are ass and they are super poorly run and unprofessional. They hired me for a job once and then a week before I was supposed to start they said they wouldn't have enough work for that position. I had already put my two weeks in at my previous job and turned down another offer to work…

You can't patent gameplay, only specific IP like art, characters, names etc... Even then it's not really a patent but a trademark/copyright.

I could never get into any of the Unreal's they felt like poorly tuned versions of Quake. Not horrible by any stretch but it felt loose and mashy where Q3 felt like a sport.

The song sounds like Got to give it up because it's the same song. You can listen to the two layered over the top of one another. Even the little "wooh" voice is a reference to Got to Give it up. When I first heard the song I noticed it right away.

Well that looks like maybe the greatest game of all time.

I hated every iteration of AC, that being said I find this game to be oddly appealing.

I've heard a lot about the giant worlds and cool tech but it sounds like there's not much to do except look at things... and maybe shoot them.

It's like Diablo III.... except challenging... and fun...

I just don't get why Hicks and Ripley need to be in the movie. It seems needlessly constricting. Prometheus was a let down for me in a lot of ways but I liked that it took the vibe of the canon and expanded upon it. It also was superbly cast... poorly written perhaps.

The game sounds kind of interesting but I'm not sure the Fable brand really resonates with anyone anymore. I'm hard pressed to think of any game I hate more than Fable 3.

"sexualized grunting that she often hears from female game characters who are supposedly engaged in combat."

Maybe they were inspired by Travolta... or vice-versa.

It's the funding goal, that doesn't mean they expect to make the game for only $800,000. They could bring in a lot more, there's no max limit. If they fail to get funded, then they get no money.

It came out in 1988 so I guess it can't make the list but Gumshoe has got to be one of the least appreciated of the first party NES games. Almost none of my friends have even heard of it. It was also a light gun game but it WAS a platformer.

OMG a fictional character said something that offends me!!!!!

I remember designing levels for fun in Enemy Territory. Firing a level you designed up and having a death match with your friends was an incredible experience. I loved making crazy short cuts, secret passages and making certain jumps only possible if you executed a perfect type of jump. (in quake III/radiant there's a…

I played against a professional Quake III player for a story I was writing. I figured how tough could it be? I had been playing the game for a while and thought I was pretty good at it. Halfway through the match when it was 20 kills to nothing I just started suiciding so he couldn't get the satisfaction of killing me…