"When Leslie finally decides to do something about it, he sneaks into the cordoned off area and finds dozens of school kids playing what appear to be advanced videogames. These kids are piloting the drone fleet built by the general. They are blowing up cars and houses, racking up points for...
Huh, I'd always assumed they had lots of story DLC planned. The story in the main game doesn't really get started until almost the end, I thought it got cut out to be sold back later.
So is the Dragon Age Bioware, the Old Republic Bioware, or the Andromeda Bioware? I lost track when half the original team left and they gave the name to three different studios.
The stuff they mentioned in the Cracked article is mostly from the Books of Sorrow cards, just google it. It gives the Hive's backstory mostly. You should probably take the Light vs. Darkness/Deep thing with a grain of salt though, the game and grimoire both make heavy use of unreliable...
Ok, a lot of people seem confused by this so here's the explanation: They didn't randomly skip 2016. These games are all coming out in 2016 or early 2017. EA's fiscal years start in April of the calendar year before. The Gamespot article which is linked in the end of this article as a source has...
You know, Nietzche did have further thoughts on this. Almost the entirety of his work, in fact. Ludicrously simplified version: objective meaning doesn't exist, make something up.
Honestly, what I think is going to kill the genre is the budgets. One of these doesn't have to bomb to make a loss, it just has to not be a worldwide super hit.
Killing false or evil gods is a standard sci-fi and fantasy story. Hell, the Stargate franchise is built on it. Doctor Who does it at least once a season. The Archdemon from Dragon Age is a god, the Reapers from Mass Effect are insulted by the comparison, and the entire Greek pantheon is wiped...
So after they made Maleficent into a *SPOILER* rape revenge epic that completely tore the original Sleeping Beauty into little bitty pieces I assume this movie will be a disturbing look into the Stockholm Syndrome implications of the original.
Honestly that sounds awesome, sign me up.
Just because the mainstream is currently looting nerd culture for entertainment IP doesn't mean anything has changed. We're not the new arbiters of culture, we're the people who liked Disco before it was popular and soon will be the ones seen as living in the past because we still like it when...
Dude, the Templars were all insane or incompetent too. Their crackdowns mostly hurt the innocent, while the real nutters got away easily and it fell to a band of mercenaries (the player party) to take care of them. The entire point of the story was that sometimes situations are so fucked even an...
It took you twenty years into a franchise that started as a blatant copy of Warhammer to notice that it's creatively bankrupt? It's never been all that creative, it rips off dozens of sources and mixes them up regardless of whether it makes any sense.
We just don't care because it's AWESOME.
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