Recent content by EnzoHonda

Yeah, the game was amazing when it came out and all the reviewers loved it. Now it looks terrible, and you get the joy of fighting in 40 different types of office buildings.

You either haven't been on a date since 1985 or you only go out on "Cheap Tuesdays" and take her to Burger King (Home of the Whopper!). About the ad: the funniest thing is that she didn't get the joke. Blonde?

People in this thread are being ridiculous. There's no "scratch my back, I'll scratch your's" or "charity hostage taking" going on. They are trying to donate $25,000, spread awareness about the need to donate, and get some exposure for their company. And all they are asking is for people to...

I find that the ones I don't care for also happen to be the ones that stray too far from the original concept of the character. Examples: Han Solo is a charismatic rogue who's fine with getting dirty. So this concept works with the original spirit of the character. On the other hand...

Charging $99 for something with no value should probably be illegal. It's not like a whole game, which has value in that was created by X number of people for X number of man-hours. This is a line of code for $99. In a children's game. Parent's have enough to worry about without...

The whole thing needs a layer of dirt. It's too bright and the actors are too clean. Looks like it could be fun though.

I find myself having difficulty caring about the characters. The world/concept is neat, but that can only hold my interest so far. I feel about it like I feel about the book "World War Z". At first it was the greatest thing, but without characters to care about, I put it down about half way...

PS2s are like $90 (Canadian, anyway). That's not that expensive. I'm thinking a PS2 and some other 22inch TV will be cheaper than this thing. I'm pretty sure all attempts to stick a PS2 in something (including the PS3) have turned out to be more expensive than just buying a PS2 on its own.

If it works, I'll use it. However, looking at the $9.99 PlayPack I didn't notice a lot I wanted to play. It might end up being something I try, then realize that what I want is found in a store or on Steam.

The only time my opinion of an artist will change is when they change their sound in order to go mainstream. If it's still good, I'm all for it. Make good music, reach a larger audience, and make tons of coin? Sure, I'm all for it. I'd do the same. But the problem I have is when the music gets...

No raincoat, that's for sure.

I don't know. But I do know the inverse is true. Being broke makes you miserable. "But I know lots of happy, poor people." Well, they haven't got poor enough. Everyone has a limit.

It was a preview. Mafia was an awe-inspiring experience. The ending was one of the finest I've ever seen in a video game. The best part of the game though was how it made me want to live in the 30's. Wear a suit, tie, and hat. Smoke cigars. All good.

When I got the original Mario Kart for the SNES, I got gold in all championships except the 150cc Special Cup. I couldn't get it back then no matter how hard I tried. I picked it up again after over a decade break and got gold the first time through. Satisfying. Also, a lot of RPGs get...

I'm sure I'd be disappointed, but Ridge Racer was a revelation for me when it came out. I guess the problem is that with new racing games there's not much reason to go back to play old ones. The exceptions being Mario Kart for SNES and Grand Prix Legends for PC.