Reminds me of the "Chris Brown - No Stars Ever" review.
TL;DR - sometimes you're a big enough douchebag that no amount of precious talent is worth supporting.
We here in America take fairness in sports and entertainment very seriously (i.e. steroids in baseball, etc.)
If only we were this concerned about fairness in things that actually affect people's quality of life...
Artemis? ARTEMIS. If you've ever wanted to play someone on the bridge of the Enterprise, this is the game to get. Everyone gets a part to play and everyone's part matters.
Definitely going to need some voice chat assistance, though.
Seems to me if we prevented teenagers from using the internet until they turned 18, we might see a huge reduction in abuse.
But really, if we already prosecute juveniles differently because we acknowledge that they're hormonal, irrational, and not fully capable of sound judgment as far as...
One of the Toys for Bob founders, Paul Reiche III, has a long resume in the industry, and is best well known for being 1/3rd of FreeFall Associates (the people responsible for the Archon duology), and designing Mail Order Monsters (which was the kaiju monster battle game of its time, and...
And since Chris has already got your money, he would have no problem sending in several Bengals-worth of UEE fighters to handle the situation.
That's what's great about this model - since he technically isn't beholden to everyone's continued subscription fees, he can make decisive actions in...
Yeah, I was about to say, "Hey, wasn't Battlefront just Battlefield but with Star Wars theme and developed by someone other than the Battlefield guys?"
Hopeful for this.
This, AvP, and the RPG-progressionist throwbackness of River City Ransom (and by relation, the Scott Pilgrim vs The World game) are the pinnacle of the brawler genre. I'd possibly put Dynamite Deka (aka Die Hard Arcade) on the list, but only for its unique 3d perspective at the time.
The only...
I've been following this game for a while now - if the existing footage is still accurate, DEM2 is a series of minigames set to completely original music (I downloaded the soundtrack off of Amazon). I'm guessing it's been in development hell for a while, and needing a funding boost to get it out...
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