RIP Michael.
I liked inFamous, I really did. It is a good game at it's heart.
I just like Prototype better. Sue me.
I liked inFamous, I really did. It is a good game at it's heart.
I just like Prototype better. Sue me.
I know it's flogging the carcass of what used to be identifiable as a dead horse, but in my opinion inFAMOUS isn't trash, just very mediocre and boring. There are just so many better games to be playing, so why bother? Agreed that it's more fun than Assassin's Creed though, that game was repetitive to a ridiculous degree. Very pretty though.
That's a good question, Blasto. I have a lot of games I haven't even played or that I'd love to play more, but I keep on firing up inFAMOUS. Perhaps I should have probed further into why that is, exactly.
On second thought, naaaaah.
On second thought, naaaaah.
Hey, it's cool. I never even got a chance to play Punch-out! and I'm glad to hear from a regular gamer (not a high-up game reviewer) that inFAMOUS is actually good. Thanks for the insight!
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Your totally right, inFaamous is damn fun to play, and Im playing it as good cole!
I have to say that Destructoid's review was very poor and not at all reasonable.
I have to say that Destructoid's review was very poor and not at all reasonable.
LOL! Good blog!
I love the part on "gaming sins"! :)
I too don't really like JRPG's (and I've never made it more than part way through a Final Fantasy game before giving up out of boredom)... and I feel guilty because I often don't finish games if they bore me... I have no compunction about simply buying a new game and moving on!
Michael Jackson... it's sad and so unexpected... but on the other hand, I can't help but think that maybe his children have a better chance now at a more normal life. MJ was a star at such a young age that I don't think he knew a lot of "normal" and he seemed so overprotective of his children that they seemed to be growing up not knowing much of normal either. :(
I love the part on "gaming sins"! :)
I too don't really like JRPG's (and I've never made it more than part way through a Final Fantasy game before giving up out of boredom)... and I feel guilty because I often don't finish games if they bore me... I have no compunction about simply buying a new game and moving on!
Michael Jackson... it's sad and so unexpected... but on the other hand, I can't help but think that maybe his children have a better chance now at a more normal life. MJ was a star at such a young age that I don't think he knew a lot of "normal" and he seemed so overprotective of his children that they seemed to be growing up not knowing much of normal either. :(
:) I was actually watching a video of Michael Jackson inspired or MJ games last night, when the news was announced and we were all talking about it in The Bar in the forums. I think it looks like a great game Moonwalker and I'd really like to get it :)
I haven't had the chance to buy or play infamous yet (nobody has it that I know). But from the start I've always thought it looked boring because you have one power, lightning.
I haven't had the chance to buy or play infamous yet (nobody has it that I know). But from the start I've always thought it looked boring because you have one power, lightning.
@ Lia- I actually think the Dtoid review was pretty fair as far as the game's faults and good points...I just think that I enjoyed the good stuff more and the faults mattered less to me, is all.
@ Elsa- I have many, many gaming sins. It's sad, yet it gives me plenty to write about! I agree about MJ. I think you're spot on about him trying to keep his kids from going through the immediate pressures of stardom and fame like he did, and he ended up over-compensating, if anything.
@ Zippy- But it's not boring! You can use electricity to do some pretty cool stuff. Blow up cars, slide on train rails/power lines, throw electric grenades, use a shockwave to blast your enemies back, etc. I'll admit, I wasn't that excited about an electric-powered protagonist either, before I played the game.
@ Elsa- I have many, many gaming sins. It's sad, yet it gives me plenty to write about! I agree about MJ. I think you're spot on about him trying to keep his kids from going through the immediate pressures of stardom and fame like he did, and he ended up over-compensating, if anything.
@ Zippy- But it's not boring! You can use electricity to do some pretty cool stuff. Blow up cars, slide on train rails/power lines, throw electric grenades, use a shockwave to blast your enemies back, etc. I'll admit, I wasn't that excited about an electric-powered protagonist either, before I played the game.

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