Recent content by Dizzy_Desu

Quake 4 was licensed out to and developed by Raven Software, id just published it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raven_Software

I think it's worth remembering that id hasn't developed a game since Doom 3 in 2004, and in all honesty I didn't think Doom 3 was all that great. And if I were to be brutally honest, I'd say that Quake 2 wasn't very good either and Quake 3's multiplayer exclusive while fun, wasn't very...

Lately most mainstream commercial titles have been fairly generic modern warfare FPSs, fantasy RPGs, and zombie games. Lately the indie market has produced hits like Braid, Trine, Amnesia, Recettear, Limbo, Bastion, and Super Meat Boy if you like that kind of thing. So I'm a bit more...

I was wondering about this too, specifically if Magneto could passively control fields, like how Accelerator can passively set his power to deflect bullets even when he's not paying attention. After some research though it turns out Magneto can survive a nuclear explosion and even survive being...

Amnesia is my favourite indie game and even jumped up to my top five favourites of all time, but I also really liked Recettear, just because of how different it was and how well it worked. Braid and Trine were really good too, and Eets was interesting. Oh, and obligatory Touhou.

Guess it's a good thing I saved all the EC videos to my HD then. If they don't upload them anywhere and I won't get in trouble I'll probably make an archive sometime.

Extra Credit's episode got me thinking about non-combat games, and after looking through my library, found a few that aren't combat based or combat centric. Several assorted visual novels, point and click Telltale games, indie puzzle based games like The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom, and...