I'm probably one of the 4 people in the world who liked what was shown of this game, but it would be sad to see it go. I really like the 50s pulp sci-fi atmosphere, and I think this game nailed it from what I've seen.

I remember Those Minerals being very good, but my all time favorite will always be the Commander Shepard song by Miracle of Sound.

This is fucking stupid and I wouldn't have it any other way. This is simply perfect, and amazing, and untouchable.

I think having people both criticize and praise a game gives everyone just a bit more perspective.

The sad thing is that the footage looked fucking cool.

I'm really worried about Paul Dini not being the writer, and I'm also getting a feeling that this is too much.

The problem is not really taste, or anything, but it's more alongs the lines of logic. The ending was bad because it didn't make much sense considering the things that were established earlier in the series, and it just didn't make much sense in itself.

I think the generalized idea in this whole thing is that PR and marketing has took over game development way too much. Nowadays there are many developers who barely have any say in what they would like to do, even though I'm convinced that they would have ideas of their own.

The only problem is that this game used to look goddamn amazing and funny, with tons of personality ;_;

So it's called Newtwo? Mewnew? Mewthree?

Licensing always sounds like a nice idea on paper, but things like this make me hate it more than anything.

Since then, it has turned out he was trolling his friend.

I'm not trying to defend them, since mistakes are mistakes, but seriously. What he's saying is worth considering: is a gaming company really the worst company in America with groups like BP around?

Lately I've been really into this kind of music. So much that I've started composing a song in a similar style (maybe it's more pop-ish), but it's not complete yet. And I need someone who knows his way around audio production more than I do.

I double posted? I absolutely didn't mean to. There also was another comment to which I replied to, and it always posted my replies twice. I don't know what is happening.

I think that need to interpret it in your own way is precisely why it's appealing, and interesting. If it was straightforward and obvious, we wouldn't be talking about it right now.

*SPOILER STUFF DAMN*

People hated it? I really liked the ending. I guess this kind of stuff is too artsy pos-moderny for people, like when Metal Gear Solid 2 came out and no one understood the ending because the amount of philosophy was exponentially getting out of hand before the final boss fight.

Damn, that part was terrifying, why would you even make that

I thought the same, because for the first 2 Boys of Silence I didn't realize that they only saw what they looked at with their face light, so I just punched as many dudes as I could, so I wondered why there is no ammo for all these presidents.