@ADVENTURE.exe: Probably true, or not. It's a mod, it would most likely be for kitsch value over everything else. I'd just love to run around as a scout, bashing zombie brains in with an aluminum bat! :D Or, oh lord, the Demoman.

What do I want from this? 1920's silent movie-era Pokemon. Bonus points if they nix Ash or whoever the bozo kid will be this time around for a Charlie Chaplin lookalike.

I wonder if some enterprising MODer could put some TF2 class systems into L4D2. It would give new meaning to keep your Medic alive.

Damn, that does look hot. Even the durned box. I'm sure Big Boss would approve, then snap your neck and take your PSP from your cold, lifeless hands.

PaRappa would like to have a word with you...

@pitseleh0: What is that impact?

@cityslicker05: Only if you're attempting to fill that emptiness in their eyes is it a bad thing. Dang, I just grossed myself out, which is hard to do...

@pitseleh0: Also: some people like fantasy more than reality. It's human nature to fantasize, and animated characters draw that out even more than photos of the real deal. But the real question is, why care so much what people like to oggle? Preferences are preferences, and other people looking at animated boobies…

@Rachel Fogg: Sounds like someone needs to send Kojima-san some mock-ups of this idea. Just be warned, assassins in boxes may appear at the front door.

@pitseleh0: Animated girls don't give you dirty looks and/or hit you when you stare. It allows for men to get their pervs out of the way without feeling quite as guilty. Just subtly guilty.

@ridgecity: I think what he implies with music games, and video games in general, is that becoming good at playing music requires a great deal of time and dedication, a lot of which is taken up playing games. As for the "cut of three strings," he's implying to start simple. Concentrating on the entire fretboard and…

I could argue about lapsed ethics in combat with firing on a truck coming to collect bodies or the behavior of the soldiers, but the thing that strikes me most about this video is the distance we have put between ourselves and the effects of our actions. The further we get from the people we attack, the more mistakes…

@JesseNick: I agree in the sense you are most likely referring to "passive" in. I'm referring to passive in the sense that you don't have to physically interact with the media. Your brain still actively takes in the info and formulates thought.

Good shootin, that was one in a million kid!

I can't fault Tarantino for these views, and perhaps one of the traits he has that causes it is his intense observationist mode of thinking. When you pay attention to details and themes on such a regular basis, interactivity in entertainment can be distracting. There are a lot of people who prefer their entertainment…

@Bubbleman!: I eek enjoyment now and then from some of the extra depth that the more realistic graphical presentation has allowed in the form of story telling and immersion. At the same time, I do agree with you: the last decade of gaming has been painful, especially considering the high-gear shift into classic…

10 and 11 brought out the giggles. 1 and 12 could make for compelling advertisements in their own right. Awesome X-Rays, Great Job!

I won't get an iPad for this, but if I DID have an iPad, I would surely get this... if that makes sense.

@Michael Dukakis: I know... looks like I'm areola dumbass...

@Michael Dukakis: Boobs.... ..... did I do it right?