Recent content by SniperWolf427

I haven't posted in these forums for nearly a year now but I needed to log back in just to reply to this thread. All of the Apple hate here is, frankly, very unnecessary. They are a business and they wish to make money; a lot of companies do the exact same thing. Apple is not despicable...

In order of release... STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl was released in 2007, STALKER: Clear Sky was released in 2008, and STALKER: Call of Pripyat was released February of this year. In order of the story; Clear Sky was a prequel, so it technically comes first, followed by Shadow of...

All of the cutscenes in the Starcraft 2 campaign would easily equal one movie. Just watch them.

I'm almost certain that the Battle.net servers don't go live again until the launch date. Blizzard isn't even giving game reviewers early copies of the game for this very reason, so your friend will most likely only be enjoying the singleplayer. Which, you know, is still a reason to be jealous.

It's hard to think of a movie that wouldn't be mostly well known by our community (considering how diverse we are), but I just watched A Clockwork Orange again, and think it's a fantastic movie that everyone should experience. I'm sure many have already, but there's always a few that need to be...

I write like Cory Doctorow I suppose. Does that make me the next Yahtzee!?

It's bad because it is entirely unnecessary and all it does is further prove that the "average" person has no understanding of the videogame industry whatsoever. Ratings are already in place and many stores refuse to sell games to minors as it is, but making it illegal is just overkill. As...

"Well, there's no use sitting around here. The place being completely fuckin' destroyed does not change the mission. We're gonna gather intelligence and then everyone is going to get out of here alive. Got it?" Spook said, as he rose from the place where he was sitting.

The sphere's rising from the water meant that everything was going alright thus far and allowed him the luxury of momentary relaxation. He sat down on top of one of the old suitcases laying around, no doubt the belongings of one of the numerous nearby victims. He took in a deep breath and let it...

The lights flickered and immediately came to life with an almost audible "plink". Majority of them were out, but it was certainly enough light to allow them to see, and enough to let everyone know that they were here. But it didn't matter, they needed the lights on. "We can't really risk...

Spook followed Irish out of the sub and pulled his revolver out of his coat, ready for any potential hostiles. "We need to secure the area and make sure it's safe here, find a way to turn on the damned lights, and then send the bathysphere back for the rest of the team." Spook whispered to...

The sub snaked its way through what could be called the "streets" of the city, winding around each structure, and providing the agents with a stunning view of the architecture of the city. It had the styles of Manhattan, Berlin, Moscow, and London, all wrapped up into one city at the bottom of...

Spook pulled the lever and the door slammed closed before them, sealing them to their fates, whatever fates those may be. The sub dropped into the ocean and immediately began sinking. Their current depth was read out by lit signs; 10 fathoms, 20 fathoms, 30 fathoms. They sank deeper and deeper...