Recent content by EBonhawk09

This pretty much describes me, as well. I also enjoy some games simply for their gameplay, including platformers such as Ratchet and Clank and most indies.

I feel the same way. I understand their purpose, but they can be so frustrating and I've never felt any sense of accomplishment after completing one. It just seems like a lazy design choice to me. Also, this. I hate when this happens! It's so damn frustrating, especially when I'm being chased...

This was a tough one. I thoroughly enjoyed both games (although the combat in Bioshock Infinite did feel kinda forced in comparison to the original), but I think I'm going to have to go with The Last of Us here. Both games had superb stories, but The Last of Us was a more believable and...

I haven't crashed yet, but I have been experiencing a lot of lag. I can't tell if it's my connection or the servers, but it's been irritating the hell out of me.

I really liked the extended trailer for Deus Ex: Human Revolution. One of the best video game trailers of all time, in my opinion.

The first game I ever played was Diddy Kong Racing. That same night I tried Super Mario 64. I've been gaming ever since.

Definitely Mass Effect, hands down. It's just too awesome to say no!

Why thank you!

I turned 21 today. Yayy. And that's about it.

Good luck and godspeed Mr. Pitts!

I would like to see System Shock 1 & 2, Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri, and the Marathon series. I know they're all old games, but I have never played them and don't know where else I would find them because I want to try them out.

Call of Duty, without a doubt.

Xenoarchaeologist, but that's not an option. Soooo.... idk, game designer or writer i guess.

Have you ever had bacon in mac n' cheese? It's delicious! Now I'm really hungry for bacon...

My guess is that it was just a small meteorite or piece of debris that created a brief flash of light as it burned up in the atmosphere and faded away as it disintegrated.