Recent content by NitehawkFury

Charlie, I know exactly the itch that you're talking about. I had really hoped that PS2 would allow for more "permanence" in taking over territories at the like, kind of like the continual world of EVE Online, but it's unfortunate that that game was rendered a little more temporary. I'm also...

I'm kind of hoping there are some peeps who have played this game that I can kind of vent with. (So apologies if this is a little rant-y.) This is part of a bigger issue between "organic cutscenes" in games, but having just finished The New Order, I was blown away by how unbelievably stupid...

Shoot, I was already excited before. Now, I'm just even more pumped. April can't get here fast enough for this.

The comments that Conan was making about the guy meeting his wife online didn't seem all that out of place. He said that he met his future wife as she was going by the name "Deathrat the Troll." That's rather funny. And it really WOULD make a pretty funny story to tell your grandkids. "Your...

I completely agree with you. If Fallout 3 was released for Vita, I'd buy it in a heartbeat. Being able to take the Wasteland with you would be amazing. If Borderlands 2 can fit their game on the system, then surely the world of Fallout is comparable? I'll continue to hold out hope.

I hate to be "that guy," but I'm fairly certain there is no NASA's "Ear-Earth" Object Office. There is now hope for a career in space for Otolaryngologists (ENTs) everywhere!

The thing is, I don't really mind that. The same as I never really mind when other games offer the "unlock everything" downloads. As long as the regular player can legitimately get everything that the dude with money can, that's fine by me. (But that's a completely different discussion...

The sad part to me is two-fold. First, I really used to have hope for EA a few years back. The original Dead Space was one of my favorite games, as was Burnout: Paradise, and Dragon Age: Origins. With the EA Partners program ramping up, I started to have some faith that perhaps this company...

I've played Hot Pursuit, but the linearity of the game turned me off of it. Part of the charm of Paradise was being able to go and do whatever you wanted. In Most Wanted, you had that same kind of feeling, with the added fun of being able to engage with cops in long and escalating car-chases...

Paradise: Most Wanted. Thing is, I think that NFS: Most Wanted was the last great NFS title, and this looks like a blast. As long as the handling stays good, and the city is awesome, this should be a blast. Here's hoping there's a bunch of super-cheesy cutscenes in there too, just for the...

I studied film and digital media, with an emphasis in film production. After a year break of trying to get a steady job while doing freelance work, I decided to go back to school to pick up my Master's Degree at the University of Utah, where I currently study video game design and production.

Are films art? If so, I don't see how games are somehow supposed to be above editing or reworking of material. Films are often put before audiences to test them out, and sometimes are even released with different endings, altered scenes, and other things. Entertainment is often a...

So, I just started playing Old Republic, because a bunch of my friends picked it up and they want to build up a guild and all that. So, being the stalwart, independent-thinker that I am, I said "Sure," and downloaded it. Now, I'm a guy who never played World of Warcraft. I'm really more of an...

You beat me to it. Honestly, the more that I see of this game, the more that it seems to look like Black Ops, and less like Modern Warfare 2. To me, MW2 was a much more polished and cleaned-up game, while Black Ops was just an inferior attempt to be as good as the original. Now we've got a...