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If I get home early from work tonight, perhaps I'll get to writing something about the impression Gears of War 3 left on me... believe me, I have a LOT to say.
"Enough people have been talking about Mass Effect 3 that it's off limits for this topic -- pick something else. Everything else is fair game."
I loled.
I loled.
That's what awaits me at the end of borderlands huh? I should really look in to finishing that game sometime.
So is there going to be any explanation as to why nothing from the last 2 or 3 Bloggers Wanted themes haven't been promoted? :/
As of right now probably The Last Story.
Perhaps I'm doing it wrong, but for all its talk about strategic fighting, it often seems to devolve into what we in academic circles call a clusterfuck.
Perhaps I'm doing it wrong, but for all its talk about strategic fighting, it often seems to devolve into what we in academic circles call a clusterfuck.
Great - So I have some giant thing to shoot at when I get to the end of Borderlands?!?! DAYUM SPOILARS
Might cobble something together over All 4 One
Might cobble something together over All 4 One
@Seph
Not every subjec has to have something promoted. If there's nothing deemed promotion worthy, just leave it as is.
Not every subjec has to have something promoted. If there's nothing deemed promotion worthy, just leave it as is.
Enough people have been talking about Mass Effect 3 that it's off limits for this topic -- pick something else. Everything else is fair game.
Bless you.
Bless you.
That's what awaits me at the end of borderlands huh? I should really look in to finishing that game sometime.
Ás a Mass Effect fan I'm quite offended that we aren't allowed to blog about our... Oh wait, that's already igniting the whole god-damned internet. So yeah, smart move.
Oh, I have plenty of these stories. Maybe I should just link a blog from last year?
http://www.destructoid.com/blogs/KingSigy/the-implications-of-disappointment-216053.phtml
http://www.destructoid.com/blogs/KingSigy/the-implications-of-disappointment-216053.phtml
Really? We're at the point where we need to ENCOURAGE gamers to come up with complaints on the internet? Geez. How much deeper of a cesspool do we want online game culture to be?
wait did borderland had an ending? wow that's something new, even after playing the shit out of it, the more you know
I would totally do one on Saints Row: The Third.... [link=http://www.destructoid.com/blogs/SeymourDuncan17/improvement-saint-s-row-the-third-220856.phtml]but I already did that[/link]!
We think about this one.
We think about this one.
Oh, god, there are tons for me to chose from. I loved Golden Axe so much, it was one of the reasons I bought a genesis mowing countless lawns as a wee child. It introduced me to the hack and slash. So I bought Golden Axe beast rider site unseen. I wish I just set the $60 on fire, and skipped the disappointment.
A similar attachment I had for a 16bit game was for Shadow Run. Turns out you can take a great RPG of the past, and make a great first person game like Fallout did. You just have to respect the original. Oh, and not excrete a steaming pile of sh*t like Shadow Run on the 360 was.
I was a Tenchu fan as well, loving the first game, and just eating up the second. These games were from the PS1 era, so they only needed to give great enemy AI, and some slick moves to compliment a cool story soaked in atmosphere. Compared to my previous examples, this would be a cake walk. I played this game over and over trying to get myself to like it. Kind of like an inmate at a correctional facility would try to convince himself that this stale bologna sandwich isn't all that bad.
For me, the worst disappointments come when the developers forget what made a game so good in the first place. Like trying to fit fighting games with projectiles in a 3D space, or making Resident Evil or other survival horror games into action games. If developers just take a second to think "What made this game special? Where does the magic come from?", I may never have to play a Bomberman Act Zero again.
A similar attachment I had for a 16bit game was for Shadow Run. Turns out you can take a great RPG of the past, and make a great first person game like Fallout did. You just have to respect the original. Oh, and not excrete a steaming pile of sh*t like Shadow Run on the 360 was.
I was a Tenchu fan as well, loving the first game, and just eating up the second. These games were from the PS1 era, so they only needed to give great enemy AI, and some slick moves to compliment a cool story soaked in atmosphere. Compared to my previous examples, this would be a cake walk. I played this game over and over trying to get myself to like it. Kind of like an inmate at a correctional facility would try to convince himself that this stale bologna sandwich isn't all that bad.
For me, the worst disappointments come when the developers forget what made a game so good in the first place. Like trying to fit fighting games with projectiles in a 3D space, or making Resident Evil or other survival horror games into action games. If developers just take a second to think "What made this game special? Where does the magic come from?", I may never have to play a Bomberman Act Zero again.
My disappointment, US gamer not buying enough JRPG and Publisher making dick out of it and not publishing JRPG to US.
ME3's awesome ending is awesome if you can resist indoctrination: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ythY_GkEBck
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