Recent content by IgneusMaeror

Desmond not being, well, what he was, would be a nice touch, but I'm kind of glad they (kind of) ditched him for another character. There's this thing with Nolan North, the characters he voiced were almost universally likable, and at its worst, he would have voiced some guard NPC you wouldn't...

I wouldn't be worried about this trend if Microsoft would solve their marketplace issues. Often I have purchased a factory sealed game, only for the fucking marketplace to tell me I can't download that extra shit from my (XBOX Live supported, mind you) location.

Game demos have been conveying less and less of the look and feel of their full counterparts. In very rare cases did a demo help me make up my mind about whether I want to purchase a game or not. But, charging 15$ for a demo just seems ridiculous. It may be just *me*, but nothing stops me from...

... a bit late for an April's fools joke, innit? Now reading this headline first induced surprise, then a brief moment of contempt, like how *could* they even *think* about touching that fucking masterpiece. Reading halfway through the article I was dreaming up ways to avoid any kind of news...

XIII? I thought Duchovny was terrible in Area 51. And I loved the shit out of X-Files.

When first confronted with the rather dreadful day one DLC business, (i.e., buying a fancy collector's edition to have all that delicious extra content, then finding out the next week that there's a DLC to give me an item stash for storing loot) I was quite a bit annoyed. Thus, I wasn't ready to...

Wait... "Shale and her quest"? her quest? Have I missed on of the subtleties of the English language or does Shale turn out to be ...?

At times it feels like DRM in PC games is treated like a minorities problem. It is hard to tell how these ridiculous "solutions" are justified, but I think at very least a part of them is thinking: "What the hell, if gamers want to avoid this kind of problem, they'll play it on the consoles." I...

A little bag containing Splinter Cell and American McGee's Alice got thrown into the river of Danube.

Mr. Chipman certainly has a point. He's referring to an already worldwide phenomenon, focusing on its effect on the movie-goers. Each and every generation gets even more spoiled, they get straight to dessert without even having to look at the vegetables. This is basically the way to sell things...

Serbian, for that matter. Pardon me for being anal. Edit: Note to self, read before posting. My post was redundant, AND I quoted the wrong post.

It was River Raid on the Atari 2600

"The NVIDIA RIVA TNT has TWO pixel pipelines. NVIDIA wins." I was among a bunch of medicine students. It wasn't completely out of context, you see, I had been asked whether something had changed in my life, i.e. "What's up, man, what's new..."

Isn't it obvious? It's jealousy, man. I mean, what other game has a Beyonce song named after it?

I concur. It got even funnier by Leon whining over his impaled corpse. I was going to post it with a spoiler alert, but someone who hasn't played Resident Evil 4 yet cannot be pitied.