Recent content by Nesrie

It was a a stupid thing to say. Is it the end of the world? No. People need to stop backing this sexist remark, tell him to think twice before opening his mouth, and give non-gamer gameplay options a name that doesn't signal out one sex.

1. In terms of your first consoles and games, how and when did you first get into gaming as a hobby? Our parents purchased my twin sister and I an NES I think in 1987. We enjoyed going to the arcades a lot before then. 2. Would you say you had any favourite games, or series? Secret of Mana...

It's a part of doing business. If it's not in your business model already, shame on you.

IF SNES games were reasonable and transferable, I would have a lot of them on my Wii.

What a joke. This doesn't even look like a good FPS game at the moment. The excuse is terrible. And incase this guy at 2K hasn't heard, not all black singers sing rap. OMG.

I am in favor of this decision. I hope it was common sense and not high paid lobbyist in the shadows this time around.

I pay attention to E3 when it is big and has something entertaining to say. 2007/2008... pretty much forgot E3 was happening the whole time it was. I guess it all depends on what the purpose is.

That would be the light at the end of the tunnel, if Cryptic didn't release NWN and a quality studio picked it up instead.

I won't even consider these games without female character options anymore. I tolerated it in the 90s. These days, there is no excuse.

Great article. Gamers just need the right person, with the right amount of money and time to finally prove these EULA's are as fair and legal as a selling a toilet paper parachute to someone about to jump out of a plane.

I think it is a mistake to try and divide gamers into some black and white group when most probably fall into the grey. I play both kinds of games, and games like Tetris, which are casual now, were not considered casual when it came out.

The gaming industry is pretty much corrupt from the head down. It's interesting to see insight from within, now and then.

I don't care if it's stripped down or a piece of Securom. This industry is awful in the way they inform and treat customres. I am like a couple of posts mentioned above; it's time to legislate a rogue industry.

It's strange that so many articles start with something like, most of you haven't heard of, haven't done, didn't play, don't know... I am beginning to wonder if the author's know their audience. I am familiar with the system, remember it when it was released even.

The gaming industry isn't going to change any time soon. Right not they have no responsbilities to the consumer, society or even themselves. They're not going to give up that up. Why would they? It just a lot more fun to throw something out there, finished or not, broken or working, grab money...