Fallout 3: Though his status as a boss is debatable, the last thing you do before clearing the storyline is face Colonel Autumn whose head explodes just like any other NPC.
BioShock 2: A wave of Splicers indistinguishable from the rest? D:
Silent Hill Homecoming: I actually had no idea...
Yes yes yes! Just last night I was playing Black Ops and thinking, I don't care if it had to go back to PS1 graphics as long as it ran the same speed for everyone's connection and had perfect hit detection.
Assuming we mean "dying a martyr" equals literally dying, then I'd rather live the lie lol! I don't believe in an afterlife, and so dying with personal honor is meaningless to me if I can't observe the difference it made.
But taking the term figuratively, I'd stand by the truth.
To me, Portal was a fun little tech demo with silly dialogue, but the sequel is the superior effort. Valve fine-tuned it to perfection in ways obvious and not-so, I love that.
Like the bouncing energy balls from the first game? It was obnoxious how they would "miss" the catching device if...
Ahh. The first time I spied a switch on the ceiling, I was sure there would be an anti-gravity device somewhere. Would have been a rockin' mechanic for Portal 2, but hey, maybe Valve can make the ceiling-walking work if they ever set out to make third Portal.
Prediction: the characters will routinely engage in scripted conversations throughout the game, and you have to sit through it every time you want to replay, until you can recite their dialogue in your sleep and you want to die.
And why does Capcom struggle to maintain canon?
Always a thrill to discover these! In my youth, I found one in the Arnhem Knights level of MoH Frontline. It was like I was standing on a glass floor and could see sky beneath my feet and the whole level as it curved around me (it was vaguely donut-shaped). Even triggered the enemy tanks early...
I don't even use the swastika as my icon and I'm a bit frosted by this story. Just another example of political correctness trumping all logic or choice. If Microsoft - or before them, even, the ESRB - had an issue with the swastika, why was Black Ops rated and published on the Xbox?
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Lollll all of the people complaining about racism are white anyway. Let's not let political correctness overtake this industry, too. It's already got TV and movies.
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