Tell us how you really feel about Gamecock, John

I've already criticized GameCock, so I agree with him. It's all very well pulling those kinds of asinine stunts, but when you don't seem to be doing anything else, you're just a nuisance. So far they've been all cock, no game.

Wait, what? I thought we all liked GameCock. I'm so confused.

SOMEONE TELL ME WHAT I THINK!

Interesting read. Gamecock started to annoy me after their little stunt at the VGA's. They better release something soon so they can be taken a little more seriously, but somehow I don't think they want that.

@Jim Sterling
Hahaha, "all cock and no game" is my new favorite phrase, I'm going to have to figure out a way to use that in social situations.

He's totally right, you know. They're just slapping their name to take credit for a game--much like Squeenix did for Dragon Quest VIII (they had barely nothing to do with that game; it was Horii's on studio and Level 5 that did the work). Not to mention they're a bunch of idiots.

@ Sterling:

ROFLMAO @ "all cock, no game". Share the same sentiments about these guys. They spend too much time trying to be different rather than focusing on the games.

Twats.

Needs moar Doom 5

Romero is an over-rated designer (extremely over-rated! - John Carmack made Doom) but he's right on the money there. I haven't seen anything from GameCock except lame-assed publicity stunts. Destructoid need not fear Romero's wrath; we have game to back up our cock.

Here's hoping Insecticide and Mushroom Men are good?

When I was a freshman in high school, I started a "band" called Hidden Fallacies. We were so deep and brooding. The very first thing we did was convince our parents to buy us a domain name. We then made our badass website, and plastered it with skulls, flames, and pictures of ourselves in rockin' poses. A few times, we'd even adjust the lights in my bedroom (where we practiced) to make it look like we were playing on stage and then take more pictures of ourselves all good and sweaty so it'd look like we were playing to a huge crowd. I didn't even have an amp, and my buddy David had no idea how to play bass. On our site we even--no joke--had links to "music" and "video" pages that said "Coming Soon!"

After about a year, we finally recorded six hits on the mic on my computer into Microsoft Sound recorder. Since we didn't have a singer (Did I forget to mention that?), our songs were simply titled one through six. Song Number Four was our single. We were going places. Anyhow, a few months afterwards, we finally had our huge debut show at BT’s Coffee House. We spent a good hour before the show walking around town and convincing people to pay the two-dollar-cover to come see us play because it would be totally worth it. We managed to round-up a pretty sizeable crowd, but they look really disappointed when we finally started playing. Must've been the acoustics in the coffee house...

Anyway, we eventually broke up after our drummer broke into a pixie-stix-and-soda-induced rage and let us know how he really felt. Bastard didn't have any faith in the band at all... what a dick.

What were we talking about again? Hmm... Oh right! I don't know what it is, but every time I hear something about Gamecock, I get the strangest feeling of déjà vu.

Romero has burned enough bridges... does he really need to continue the burn?

@ drac:

What Kyousuke Nanbu said; it's pretty, but it's frustrating. All the areas look the same and the battles suck. I got bored right after chapter five and haven't looked back...

what a stud