Uuh, no. Ultima 7 had the same type of randomly generated maps as Daggerfall. The console versions of Ultima 7 had to have smaller randomly generated maps then the PC version; because consoles have smaller memory footprints, thus are physically unable to support the same size maps as PC. Daggerfall could have had a…

Did you see how big the map in Elder Scrolls 2 was compared to latter entries in the series like Skyrim?

In the mid 90's I played almost every commercially released video game for the PC. Electronics Boutique had a 5 day return policy on all pc cd roms. If a game was bad I would return it. If a game was good but I could beat it in 5 days, I would return it. I actually ended up keeping very few games, sometimes making 2…

I know right? It is like guy never heard of Duke Nukem, Prince of Persia or Flashback.

Platformers and beatem ups went out of style on the PC because of their rudimentary nature.

Why play a 2d platformer or a beatemup when you can play a 3d open world massivly multiplayer on line roleplaying game with platforming and…

Have you seen what the last generation of consoles did to level design?

Sure you can quit after your 1-25 KDR sucked the joy out of the game. Or, you could grow a brain and work on improving your playing skill. What kind of moron expects to drop into a new game, any game, even one without levels, and have a positive KDR?

Must be the same kind of idiot that expects to dominate a multiplayer…

No, the rules do not forbid anything like that. It actually makes a lot of sense to have a working product before you go on kickstarter. First it shows backers that you know enough to actually make a game, and second, if you already have a working product you should know exactly how much money you need to finish it -…

You only get the donations if the kickstarter actually makes the goal. If the kickstarter fails then none of the backers bank accounts are charged, no money changes hands at all, the developers get nothing.

If it doesn't exist, then it can't be done.... not because it is impossible, but because it does not exist. Sure if you go and invent a bunch of specialized hardware or go through a bunch of workarounds, you can have almost as good of a set up in a console, but it will never be as good as a general purpose computer…

And then there is the 'Ambassador for Cosplay', Yaya Han, and her fake tatas. Talk about creepy? She got implants to better portray hypersexualized fantasy characters.

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One must seriously question the viability of a dirtbike as a weapons platform if the only way to engage in surface to air combat with your anti-aircraft weapons, is to pop a fucking wheelie and aim your missiles with your handlebars.

I'm pretty sure 'bald freak' is in absolutely no danger of being approached by 'fratboy dudebro' looking for an easy hookup.

LOL, those are basically the lyrics for this song, which is one of the deepest and most insightful examples of rap music ever created. Of course, the only reason it works is because it is lampooning songs that have lyrics like that, and absolutely no deeper meaning.

I really like the new Neverwinter. It is a highly instanced MMO and takes a lot of heat for being an arcade style action RPG, but a lot of the oldschool D&D games were the same type of hack and slash action (Shadows over Mystara, anyone?).

I really like the way they did the female character models in Blacklight:Retribution.

They are the Seven Trumpets that sound the Apocalypse. They were used in Hellraiser 2.

Except they did not do what they said their kickstarter project would do. That paragraph clearly says that they will use the proof of concept to achieve their next level of funding, and they did not.

Now, they made it clear that further steps were entirely contingent on raising publisher funding, using the playable alpha/prototype as a fund-raising tool.

People wanted a $10+ million game but instead got the $500,000 game they paid for.