Recent content by Greatjusticeman

Who knows. It might be hard to create Reapers that can also walk about the land and stuff without losing that general vision that we have of them as well. Might also be they just didn't think about it or think it was that big of a deal to put effort into. However, the game wasn't...

Assassins Creed. The first one I was able to do - the gameplay got boring after awhile but I really enjoyed the setting and the characters. However, I wasn't able to even get halfway through AC2 because I just didn't like the setting or the character. It sucks, cause my friends like AC...

1.) For the last time - the AI that Shepard speaks to at the end is the Catalyst. It literally calls itself that. Not anything else. The people that refer to it as godkid or spacekid or spacegod aren't even listening to the goddamn game. An exposition fairy? This was a role planned from the...

I just wanted to pop in here and say good post, OP. This is an ending to think about and that's something a lot of people aren't doing. Shepard's story ended when he died. Everyone what's to know what is happening now around the galaxy. Well, is it that hard? Everyone is rebuilding and coming...

I'm pretty close to beating the game, I think, and I've had a blast so far - I stopped before continuing on so I could absorb what has happened so far. Pros; - Combat is excellent. It can get really intense at times and almost make you feel desperate. In some situations there is a lot of...

Maybe you should go watch The Patriot. Then after you watch it, come back to your computer with some ice water, look at your comment while sipping at the ice water, and think about what you have said and done.

Yeah, that too. Look, love interests are whatever. I enjoy them,I do them, but if they weren't in the game I wouldn't care. However, they believe games should completely revolve around their love interest. Every time a trailer shows, a snippet is aired, or voice actors are interviewed they...

Pretty much Bioware fans in general, more specifically the BSN, but that whiny behavior also complies with some people on here. Seeing how they have behaved in the past year, in reference to Dragon Age 2, TOR, and Mass Effect 3...you're all a bunch of monsters who were obviously given to much...

Honestly, this wouldn't bother me. Considering I usually buy games when they come out or I buy them new anyways - I don't like used games, how the cases look, the stickers on them...I'm OCD about it. But I definitely understand how this bothers people. If they did this, they need to drop the...

Honestly, this wouldn't bother me. Considering I usually buy games when they come out or I buy them new anyways - I don't like used games, how the cases look, the stickers on them...I'm OCD about it. But I definitely understand how this bothers people. If they did this, they need to drop the...

I've noticed Troy Baker in some games. I didn't like his character Snow in FFXIII. But I really enjoyed his work with Catherine. And I look forward to him as the voice of the MC in Bioshock: Infinite. The one that did John Marston is awesome as well.

Brian Jacques died like a year ago. And to him I don't think there ever was a point to 'end it'. He felt that there were many stories that could be told in this universe and he was obviously successful if he got that far with it. Besides, how many other universes are out there where mice and...

I was talking about EA, not other studios. I'm aware of bad working conditions - and I don't think they are okay at all. But once more we were talking about EA here. Just because other studios have had similar claims it does not mean that it's okay for EA. Really? All I've is that a lawsuit...

I had decent views of EA until this year came along... - The rushing of Dragon Age 2. - The horrific marketing campaign for Dead Space 2. - Origin and the controversy surrounding it. - (Along with Origin) - Them removing their games from Steam, being immature about it, and restricting...

I wonder where they are now since it's 2011 and that article was published in 1997. Hmm.