Recent content by Sahm

Hey! My friends and I made a podcast. Some of you Escapist lot might be interested. We're pretty PC-focused and we're looking for feedback on our first episode. It's called Electronic Confidential and episode 1 goes for about an hour and 27 minutes. You can listen to it here...

Hey, Steve is writing for The Escapist now! I remember you from the Command Prompt podcast.

This comic is hilarious because all three screenshots look exactly the same. I didn't realise how funny that is until I thought about it. I don't even remember what the text says. The games are identical. The player's stance and the way they are facing... the sciencey labs... I'm sorry. This...

Because we all know Bioshock 5 is going to be on the moon [http://www.idlethumbs.net/download/idlethumbs026].

I hope there is a Codex entry for 'future-blouses' and 'space furniture'.

<3 Glad they're getting the publicity they deserve, if only a bit too late. :( Actually, I think this video could have been improved with bits of audio from the podcast of them first discussing RF:G and the Space Asshole, like they did with the RE5 video. Also, Remo should get paid for...

So now they can finish making Sin City, right? Oh, never mind, they're not doing that anymore -- I forgot.

"What kind of person is so vague that he's capable of flipping between such extremes?" I thought this was an interesting point. I believe that there is a difference between games kind of like Fallout 3 and Mass Effect in terms of making choices. In Fallout 3, the options to be a good or bad...

In Hitman: Blood Money when you shoot someone in a chicken costume, all these little feathers fly out of it and float to the ground. All of the hidden stuff in that game was cool.

I used to like IGN's video reviews because they didn't add a review score at the end, they didn't gratuitously break down the review into sections like 'gameplay' and 'graphics', and it was very personality driven and sometimes humorous. The reviews would talk about the parts of the game that...

As you said, any fast paced music goes great with fast paced action. Ever since I drove around the city in Saints Row 2 to Jet's 'Put your money where your mouth is', I've been listening to them for any action game. I'm not even a big fan of Jet. Sometimes what I do is get the soundtrack to a...