probably because he is a good 10 years younger than the rest of the crew, he is only in his mid 30-ies now and SGA was already 6 years ago. The others probably take only episodic roles or smaller productions close to where they live so they can have normal lives.

Everyone i know drives stick, so does their girlfriends, moms, grandpas, cousins, delivermen, busdrivers, taxidrivers, etc...except of course the fat middle-management with their automatic BMWs and Audis...guess which country i'm not from?

Late to the party much?

i guess he coined the word but even if i haven't read the section it's perfectly obvious what it is.

it's a very hard autumn

wow you won this argument hands down

apparently the only robots the Russians are good a making is a DDoS robot

wait, wasn't there a year when Halle Berry , Densel Washington and Sidney Poitier won at the same time? And neither of them were Lego people!

the problem with Destiny isn't that it's boring, repetitive or the lot system sucks. It's that they had the talent, money, time and freedom to create something unique, ground breaking and a milestone in video games like doom was or half life or xcom (the old one) or last of us or gta...and instead all we got is a pile…

guess this'll play in my head from now on every time i read the last few pages of Childhood's end. Appropriately chilling.

i'll be surprised if they manage to finish this game without the entire development and play-testing team getting seizures. i just can't imagine playing this, look cool and everything but i'd be sick after few minutes of combat. flashing colors, high contrast with low gamma, rapid flickering..recipe for epilepsy

That's exactly what i said before. If you leak the work of a normal developer (like Witcher 3 hack for example) it robs them the chance to promote their product in a successful and coordinated way, and i don't agree with that. However after all the recent crap Ubi pulled, especially their marketing department (which…

i bet they are pissed, normally i don't approve of leaking as it ruins the work of people who just trying to make a living, but in this case it ruins the work of the same marketing hype-machinists who are trying to pull you into preorder and season pass schemes and hold review copies till after launch, they really…

well the development cycle of games is far more than a year, so this is obviously past the point of changing course after the reception of unity, since seem to be developed parallel, one does have to ask the question that any new mechanic and gamely improvements in victory was basically withed from unity

that will never ever get old, cracks me up every time

Everyone is buying games preorder or day one, thinking that there is some advantage in being an early adopter...there is just isn't, they'll always make the most money on you if you don't have any patience. Ages ago when a major title was anticipated for years it was somewhat okay, but nowadays with yearly sequels…

i cannot count how many times that damn jeep wrangle turned right in front of me while blasting down the main road...now i'm even wary around them when i ride my motorbike in real life.

which is pretty much a bastard child of an F-16 and a Grippen...though still the Lavi is the best fit, especially that the development program was cancelled so i guess they sold it to the Chinese.

I can see while this failed, it was a generic RTS quickly built around a couple of one-time joke massive units, which might have made sense during a beer-hazed creative session (...Dude! let's make a unit that eats the whole map!...hehe and lol) but it doesn't really make sustainable game mechanics.