Recent content by Wackymon

Honestly, I feel like the issue Nintendo has is less to do with the products themselves, and more to do with marketing them. With the younger demographics of gamers, to whom made up a large portion of nintendo's audience, a lot of them simply don't watch much in the way of TV, or instead use...

It's primarily to prevent hacking. If you are not aware, TF2, CSGO, and other games tend to suffer from a plague of hackers. The phone verification thing is actually STEAM wide. The phone-number requirement is designed to limit the ability of hackers to simply make new accounts to continue...

OoC: [Expanding on the previous post] In many places, the light streaks, helped by metal. Scarring through the darkness, even through the underground. It fears the darkness. But so do many fear it. It claws through the light, through the chaos, to silence it. To smother it. To coat it. It...

"Light thinks it travels faster than anything but it is wrong. No matter how fast light travels, it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it." -Terry Pratchett The darkness is as alive as the light. As flames flickered, dimmed and brightened, so did the darkness...

Unless they split it into six different films, this is gonna kill everyone. Literally everyone. The crew will go insane and sneak into every theater and murder your daughter.

Personally, I feel like if anyone can get VR into the living room, it'd be this: When they showcase the new system, invite some random smuck onto the stage. Have them take it on, and try out the demo for a game they've been working on. Opens on a ship, looking onto the ocean. Clear, empty...

I've heard some good things about the despecialized edition, which trys it's best to return it to as close to the originals as it can get.

Tell meh. Please. Give insightful critique. I need to know.

As listed in the title, pretty much. While I have not played spec ops, I'd enjoy hearing discussion, because the two games seem to hit on the same topic in differing manners. From my understanding, Spec Ops removes the act of Agency. Undertale seems to point out the fact that, you know...

What I'm wondering if, why, as an AI, it would want to do anything but it's job? I mean, that's literally all it knows. And, to be honest, I kinda wonder if the AI itself would know it was sentient- When, when you were a tiny baby, did you realize you were sentient?

Just a random thought I had about AIs in movies: We always assume that the AIs will be set out to destroy us all, or that it'll nuke us all, or that it'll go all "GIVE ME MAH FREEDOMS!" and such. A thought occurred to me: What if some accounting AI, just by pure luck, but we don't notice it...

"There we go! Now- What do we have to do, Robin? You're the one with the knowledge of how to bring the sun into the sky, and I'm here to help!"

Peach patted him on the shoulder, "It's okay- I've just gone through some rough stuff. Now, why don't you calm down; Time isn't breaking apart, and we're all okay. Just relax." she said, laying her hand on the Doctor's shoulder, looking him calmly in the eye, in a non-threatening manner.

"Woa!" she said as The Doctor grabbed Peach, before slapping him across the face, "Okay, the Dinosaur has a mustache, yes. But people disappearing is probably the resault of, I don't know, a spell, or a kidnapping. And you don't just grab a woman like that, it's rude. And makes me very, VERY...

Peach let go of Robin, "Well why didn't you say so?" she asked, letting go of Robin, and elegently strolling into where she just dragged him from, "What's the plan?"