Recent content by Djed Moros

I really love the combat. Started on hard difficulty since I played the first game, which was far too easy, even on highest difficulty. First fight sent me tumbling cause the controls were a bit unfamiliar, but I think you can get used to it pretty quick if you played a few other direct-control...

And that's why life in Germany never gets boring. Have a bratwurst and a beer to try and digest the ever increasing stupidity surplus.

That Mario ain't gonna jump no more.

FreeSpace 2 went Open Source some years ago and has spawned tons of high-quality mods and total conversions. One of the more prominent examples is the Babylon 5 Project. I'm still hoping for a successor to the series. The ending to the game was incredibly well done (I got blown to bits by the...

I'd say it's a fruit. Though after this demonstration, I declare it evolution's new survival master. And the last shot with all the seeds spilling out was one of rare beauty.

Interesting method for cutting tomatoes.

Actually, the only green monsters you'll find in this game are your fellow players. ;) First article in the series that I read and I really enjoyed it. Those minefields are not to be underestimated by the way; once we took a break during a long car ride and one of my friends went off into the...

Now, the second drop was pure beauty. Who needs a fog machine if you have baby powder?

Holy Bratwurst, there's gotta be some unbreakable lyrics on that tape or the case is made out of mithril.

Eight invertebrate reasons of awesome.

Just my thoughts. Probably they noticed right after the second hit. ;)

I miss Thief or System Shock, but great job anyways. X-Com is one of my favorites from the list, primarily because most of the other games spawned sequels which were indeed much better. The original X-Com was really unique, with a gameplay quality which Terror from the Deep already lacked...

Or pair up with someone and do an investigation McNulty & Bunk style: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQbsnSVM1zM

Omar from "The Wire". Or just any other black character in the series. Or basically any character from the series, if we're already at it. It's just that awesome.

Thing is, the old Warcraft Games didn't take themselves so damn seriously. Unit reactions to orders were Oneliner Overkill, but that just matched the games' cartoonish style. But in Diablo it's just bad writing cause all the humor fled the scene when the first art designer combined the word...