Recent content by Baron_Rouge

With the absence of oppressive, always-online DRM and the presence of 4-player split screen co-op, this actually looks like it's gonna be pretty good fun, especially with friends. Looking forward to it.

The Curse of Monkey Island. I played it as a kid with my mum, it was one of the first games I'd ever played (and one of the only ones she has) and it was hilarious. I was so worried it Guybrush "died" and the credits started to roll and it said I had earned 0 out of 8000 points...

Nathan Drake are Elena Fischer are fantastically voice acted, but my vote has to go to Troy Baker. Not only is he excellent in Bioshock Infinite, but he did a great job as Vincent in Catherine as well. I look forward to his upcoming work in InFamous: Second Son as well.

I think it was focus tested to appeal to gamers who say they want Call of Duty. Unfortunately for Capcom, you know what those customers are going to buy? Call of Duty. Now, I know it's unreleased, and could be amazing, but it looks a bit brown and gritty for my tastes at the moment, and the...

Dark/Demon's Souls could've been easy and I would have still loved them to bits. Sure, I like the difficulty. It makes it more challenging. It's not the reason I buy the games though; the gameplay is great, the combat is tight, the online features are fascinating, the enemy designs are unique...

Charles Dance nails the intimidating, pragmatic patriarch vibe as Tywin Lannister, absolutely nails it. He'd have to be up there. Also, Joffrey is so excellent at being loathsome that he deserves special mention. I mean, I hear Jack Gleeson is about the nicest guy around, but Joffrey is one of...

I'll be picking up Tearaway, and that's (to my knowledge) the only papercraft game ever made! It looks darn fun, too.

Ah yes, South Australia, home of gruesome murders and decomposing corpses stuffed into barrels. I think our state has some of the most interesting murders out there, so hey, state pride. In relation to the original question, I, like the OP, have a pretty messed up search history relating to...

I can see why people might not like it. I just think it was very under-appreciated, considering the gorgeous art style and intriguing subject matter. The gameplay was a bit iffy though.

El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron. No-one bought that. I thought it was brilliant, though.

None, but I will be getting a PS4 at launch, because Knack looks like it'll be great fun and Killzone just looks gorgeous :)

Absolutely. I'm disappointed by the fact that it's required, but it's certainly not enough to stop me, as I already pay for the service and it's well worth the value. It looks like it'll continue to be worth it too, as you get DriveClub, a launch title, for free. I mean, in Australia, that PS+...

Yeah, I thought as much. Thanks for that :)

It was truly shocking. I knew something was off when I heard the Rains of Castamere playing, but I was just...speechless.

Crab wins, claws down. Plus, Giant Enemy Crabs are historically accurate, if I remember that presentation correctly, while dogs are pure fantasy, so bonus points for the crab there.