Recent content by Havok985

Sounds like "Heart and Souls"

I don't tolerate team killing, but with RDR and GTA it is a different kind of annoyance. You can't really do any of the activities in public free roam because of the other players in the lobby deciding to shoot any other real player on the map. I've lost count of the times I've been clearing...

I don't see a problem with it. I remember it happening with Thrill Kill on the PS1 which they later re-skinned to be the WU-TANG Clan game. If it is never going to see the light of day, why not. although if it is a game available on another format, like Half Life, there would be issues.

I love them all, it's hard to pick a particular series as they all convey the stealth element so differently.

Dragon Age: Origins has a couple I noticed in my first play through, first is a Star Wars reference in a mission where you must go rescue the princess, you open her cell and as you come face to face with her, she asks "Aren't you a little short to be a guard?" I was going to write this next...

I liked the movie, yeah it was a predictable story but it was engaging enough to keep people entertained, and it didn't drag, most movies that are 3 hours long feel longer. The CGI was brilliant and the 3D worked really well, at the end of the day it's just a movie, relax.

That is just naive on both parts, at the end of the day it is a business and in order to stay in that business, you must go where the money is and that is exactly what the publishers would make you do. As for the sanctity of your creation, that would be little comfort to you when you have no...

As long as the fans want more it doesn't matter if the story allows it or not, it's basic business. If you build a fan base that big and they want more, you give it to them. Even if the sequel isn't as well liked as the original it won't matter. The Fan base will hand over their money...

In regards to stealth, Splinter cell tops MGS, I liked the MGS games but they have always been "Hide under this" and "Stand in the shadows and don't move", it's all very linear and "one way to do things" kind of game. Splinter Cell is more self crafted when it comes to level completion.

I don't see the appeal of Kylie and Danni Minogue, or Nicole Kidman.

Must have been a slow week, but still entertaining as ever.

Exactly, it's an irony lost on them.

Some people just like to make a big noise to convince others that they don't follow the crowd, and to get a reaction from the people who do enjoy it. It's just one of the many forms of attention seeking that can be found throughout the gaming community.

I'd love to see a new one made.

doesn't really bother me, it can keep things interesting competing against friends, but you buy a game for the game not the achievements.