It ruined the pace, as actors cannot move in the set. Confined to a small pace, conversation scenes delved in shot-reverse-shot's only, creating a boring setting and monotony reserved for a student film.

Singularity is so underrated.

This game opened my eyes to the true horrors and impact of war during my adolescence. Wonderful game that shed all of the Star Wars stereotypes and truly went in a different direction. Shame Disney declined to allow them to make a third game.

Then buy it when it comes out on PS4.

Correction: They would still be around if they hadn't sunk all of their funds into UDraw.

Who is that? Billy Hamilton?

Crackdown levels of bad?

Pretty sure that person's beef with McNamera is not with L.A. Noire itself but with the business practices surrounding its development.

Double Fine did that with Trenched, which became Iron Brigade.

He got 3 outs with 4 pitches in the 8th inning, with the 9th not being a closing situation (and Romo had thrown 25 pitches the previous night), that combined with a short bench (2 healthy players), there's no reason to take him out.

One of my favorite films. Hopefully Interstellar can reach the greatness of that film.

Way to remind me how depressingly un-Superman Man of Steel was. It hurts. It hurts with its mediocrity.

It's selling like hotcakes anyway too. Who would have thought?

Routine, The Forest, Alien: Isolation, The Evil Within, Asylum (from the guy that did Scratches).

Said the same about Overstrike...

That's because none of those games featured grinding on telephone wires like Sly Cooper and Infamous did.

I was a Spyfox and Pajama Sam child myself. Ron Gilbert is the man.

Raimi's got style. Awesome director and perfect for SpiderMan. Webb...just kind of throws the kitchen sink with little staying power or memorability.

Yes. It drastically changes the film on many levels. The studio meddled with the original cut, adding in forced monologues (that Harrison Ford intentially mucked up in an effort to not have them in the film), a much more "hollywood" ending, among other things. The Final Cut is Ridley Scott's true vision, and also…

Probably a left over animation from the strip club section of the game.