Recent content by TBA

- Animations that DON'T suck (just tried Oblivion again today...dang) - A less irritating starting area (again, with Oblivion, I restarted the game recently, and to be honest I don't want to have to go through that 20 minute sewer again. I liked Morrowind; fast, a couple conversations to...

I couldn't see this do well as a game, but I could easily see this type of engine be implemented in any number of games. RPG's, shooters, simulations. Could you imagine Fallout 3 or Oblivion with every character reacting to your voice, body movements, and having conversations? It would add a...

Roller Coaster Tycoon. I want one with the features of 3, and the not buggy-ness of 1.

I agree with Commander Keen, though i'd question the need. Still, awesome game. My vote is for Roller Coaster Tycoon. Give it some Flock-esque graphics that are kinda cartooney but really well done, put in a good physics engine, some new maps, sandbox mode, and you're done. Also, I know...

A couple of times i've thought that the world was rendered in pixels for about one second, then I remembered that of course it wasn't. Also, I air-guitar as if playing guitar hero now.

Wipeout HD had this problem. Thankfully there was an option to increase text size. Still, it's really annoying, and since a LOT of people still use standard TV's, dev's should include options for them.

Headsets. I still don't understand why we don't have those. We have sunglasses with screens; just add in a port for the audio/visual and it would work. That, plus upgrades in graphics, would make some really immersive stuff.

Personally, I don't like DLC. If you wanted to put something in the game, put it in the retail game. Don't take it out, then release it later for extra cash. Like, with Little Big Planet, they wanted to put in the ability to upload your own JPEG's into the game, but decided to cut it and...

Love the Gamecube controller. Looked so strange, but the button layout was perfect, and the triggers were awesome. I also love the Wiimote. The pointer is great for shooting and selecting menu items, and though it's kind of gimmicky, using movements to control games is really fun, in my...

I think that episodic gaming will become more prevalent soon, as DLC becomes more commonplace. It offers a shorter, cheaper development cycle, and people will still buy it. Also, I think that games need to be priced lower. I mean, movies have a comparable budget to games, and they go for...

- Sin & Punishment 2 - Pikmin 3 - Wii Sports Resort - Murumasa: The Demon Blade - Monster Hunter 3 - Red Steel 2 - Let's Tap Also add the other games that i'm not allowed to post. I don't see how you can really complain about this.

They are making that. They announced at E3 that there is a Pikmin game in the works for Wii, and that it's not that stupid New Play Control crap. Also, I agree with videot 76. SSX 3 is one of my favourite games ever, not just with racing, but overall. Unfortunately I played it so much that...

Well, there are several times in games where a character will be like "press X to swing your sword!", and that's sort of acknowledging that they're in a game. I remember on Gamespot they had a contest to see who could come up with the best game idea, and one of the runners up had an idea that...

I always liked Electroplankton for the DS, and thought that it really deserved a sequel. I think that it mainly got ignored because of so-so reviews. The criticisms reviewers made were mostly accurate, but it was still a much better game then people gave it credit for.

Paper Mario, for sure. I was never a big fan of turn based, but I really liked that one. It allowed me to strategize, while still having so more control over blocking and attack strength.