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I really liked this movie actually, because it's got a chilling realism to it that can actually GET THROUGH to the mindless and careless teenage girls everywhere. I believe that many teenage girls would benefit from seeing this film, and it may act as a preventative measure toward future...

COD4 is when it peaked. I still have some hopes for MW3 in that regard. COD5 Stalingrad level was poignant, too. I had strong emotional feedback to it. There's great potential in exploiting the andrenaline rush factor of first-person linear storytelling in these games, but they've been...

I have no idea why most games have to ship w/multiplayer. Most of them suck, and/or are the carbon copies of their predecessors. I do love co-op though. My greatest coop experiences were passing Duke3D: Atomic Edition, passing Quake 2, and passing Gears of War PC (yes, the game was clearly...

The deeper side of martial arts is all but ignored in the West. Maybe in the East too, I don't know, but a lot of the deeper stuff originated there, at least. Most people discard the film "Karate Kid" (original) as a funny 80's nostalgia flick with bad fighting sequences, but it is actually...

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I ran it thru Word's autosummarize feature, shrinking down to 10%:

Looks good.

First the Spartacus guy and now this one. :(

Ding ding :clap:

After 30 minutes I've seen enough and quit. It's like it was a 14-year-old's first project. Nauseatingly horrible.

There's not going to be a good Fallout game anymore. The setting ran itself into the ground to the point where it is spread thin, generic, lulzy and yet mind-numbingly mediocre. There can be good games utilizing Fallout design, however.

He truly sounds like a person of integrity and control and I completely trust him not to sell the private information he stole. Oh wait.

Comparing Firefly to the likes of V, BSG, and Falling Skies?

I tried it in beta, it was very clunky and counterintuitive all around. Quite an abortion, like some sort of a graduate student project. If you have patience for being a guinea pig for that sort of crap, and for reconstructing your friend list from scratch for no truly compelling reason...

Games are most often a combination of narrative and gameplay mechanics, and in 99% cases, the narrative is supplementary, and gameplay mechanics are the CORE. As result, the game becomes famous mostly because of its gameplay mechanics. Y'know, because "gameplay" has "game" and "play" in it...

It's always refreshing to read a review written by someone with a brain. These are such a rarity in the industry now.

'tis true! However I'm keeping it on the down-low until Monsterland is finished and I can get back to advancing Shelter.

It took me a while to get my measly 65 FB friends, and I'm not starting from scratch on Google+.

It's not a question of "whether" Fallout 1 did the same thing, but a question of HOW. Fallout 1 was created with knowledge of storytelling. You were told to go to Vault 15, but "accidentally" stumbled upon Shady Sands, and though it was really no accident, the player was made to feel like it...