Recent content by jaeger138

I think we should have more days celebrating Zombies. I call for a Night of the Living Dead Day!

I feel that 'spoilers' are OK in certain games, stories, movies etc. But it really depends. I hadn't heard the twist in BioShock when I played it, and so can't speak about how I would have felt if I had known all along, as this article does. But what I do know is that I, like many others, love a...

We call this the evolution of language, it happens constantly and grammar Nazis rant about it until the people at your respective national dictionary decide it's worth putting in the next edition.

A couple of the games aren't working on all systems extremely well but Telltale are working on patches I believe.

Pick these up! They rock. The Whispered World is an epic title, beautiful art style, endearing story and a good mix of humour and adventuring puzzleyness. Puzzle Agent is kind of like a Professor Layton title. It's shorter and less challenging but still worth it, so definitely grab the...

I play RPGs, shooters, platformers, puzzles, racers... The list goes on, I'm quite an eclectic gamer. I was never really a die-hard fan of a specific genre, including adventures. But it still saddens me to see this happen to a genre that I grew up with. I bring up Professor Layton once more...

I agree that had this sort of thing been offered on the PSN or XBLA it would have done much better, and it would have been nice to see a few more adventure titles on the PSN for sure but I'll admit that hardcore adventure fans are usually in the smaller numbers so it may not have made enough of...

I'd disagree, I'd say there are more now than there ever were. Puzzlers like Professor Layton have put more and more people on to games with a riddle here and a puzzle there and the successes of the Monkey Island titles has been phenomenal. Also, there seems to be a lot of buzz about Telltale's...

I've only recently discovered telltale and rediscovered my love of adventure games so I'm unaware of the popularity of the titles but do so many people really already own these? Isn't it quite a silly move by telltale then to use a lot of popular titles rather than a couple less played and a...

Recently, Telltale Games started a great deal on their website. Called the 'Adventure Bundle 2010', it offered 4 games (a lot more if you consider one of them was the full collection on King's Quest games) for the measly price of $19.95. A few days later it added a 5th game to this collection...

I'm scared for Telltale, those guys are single handedly bringing back the adventure games! It would suck to have them take it away from Telltale, who've done an amazing job revamping some utter classics and some new titles, and then LucasArts ruin it all by bringing out crappy adventures that...

Isn't the Dreamcast still popular in Japan? I'm sure they still make games for it there or has that stopped now? Wouldn't be surprised if a few of these end up getting handed out as prizes in Famitsu somewhere down the line as limited edition items or something.

Everything you've said is precisely what I think is the downfall of gaming. Offering more content with a new title and this 'Project $10' scam are precisely the wrong way to go. This 'more content' is likely stuff cut from the game to be sold on online stores so that users have to either buy new...

Students? Learning tool? Students of what? Basic math?

Lol, sick! Captain Janeway is back! Does this mean we'll see the story of a certain old witch..?