Every time I see a video advertising a Killzone game, I get all amped because it looks so amazing an intense, and then I buy the game and I'm quickly disappointed at how bland and repetitive and unoriginal everything is past the first level.

ROBOCOP FRIED CHICKEN?! Holy fuck, I'm sold!

The fact that THIS is what we've come down to, and that this is even a thing makes me sad for America and our pathetically overly-frightened society.

So, considering there's like absolutely nothing to shoot at or shoot at you, I'm pretty sure you can't call this a shoot em up.

It looks better than Aliens: Colonial Marines.

I almost pooped myself when I saw the result of the "remove the reflection" one.

Fuck it. Make it single-player only and offline for all I care, just bring that shit here! Hell, I'd prefer it be offline anyways.

Kappa Sushi has been doing this for years.

The omission of HarmoKnight saddens me.

I don't even like Pokemon and I want to have massive sex with this machine. That is fantastic looking. This needs to come to the US.

My JXD S7300 does everything the Ouya can do but better, and not only can I play all the same games (and emulators) at full 720p/1080p resolution on my TV via HDMI output, but it's also a solid portable with built-in controller and it only costs ~$130.

I am not offended. So... who cares?

Nathan Drake absolutely reeks of Mark Wahlberg, amirite? Come on Hollywood, let's make it happen!!

The difference being that in the game world, a game from the makers of some very successful and unique titles that were published by major publishers is quite a bit more newsworthy than some bo-bo bunk ass indie game that doesn't even look good at all and has nothing to show but a very rough pre alpha. Yet one gets…

I wouldn't worry about it; it got funded and even met the Wii U stretch goal, so if you have a PC or Wii U you should be able to get it. The PC one is going on GoG so it'll be DRM free and Wii U one will be on the eShop.

The difference being that she's writing multiple articles/publications about the game while gunning for funding and essentially endorsing it on a large gaming new site like it's her personal station for shilling a kickstarter she wants funded...as opposed to you and others who are you writing little quips and comments…

Right, but are you writing publications about the games you like while gunning for funding and essentially endorsing them, or are you writing little quips and comments in private forums/message boards?

Clearly seems like Ms. Hernandez has some kind of personal motivation on getting this game funded. She's written both articles pushing for it to get funded.

How, pray tell, is it good?

Still need the Wii U version of Armikrog, which I'd still rather have happen versus ODP's crappiness. I played the demo; it sucks. I don't know why anyone would expect ODP to be a good game, honestly.