AceBlack19

" @AceBlack19 said:

" I thank you for introducing me to the very bottom dregs of our civilization , and yet I hate you for making me so painfully aware. I can't believe the song is called "I'm hot." I disagree, Angelina. I disagree.
 
I don't know why the Jersey Shore cast continues to think they can excel at anything. It seems to me the reason the show exists is that they can't excel at anything other then being loud, obnoxious, and tan. Snooki wrote a book even, and its just as offensive as this, if not more so. "

Don't forget that "The Situation" also has a song out.  I have yet to listen to it, though. "

I thank you for introducing me to the very bottom dregs of our civilization , and yet I hate you for making me so painfully aware. I can't believe the song is called "I'm hot." I disagree, Angelina. I disagree.
 
I don't know why the Jersey Shore cast continues to think they can excel at anything. It seems to me the reason the show exists is that they can't excel at anything other then being loud, obnoxious, and tan. Snooki wrote a book even, and its just as offensive as this, if not more so.

"  Nonono I got it:"Madden NFL 2005, but with the art style of  Heavy Rain."      It would just be sad looking football players running around in grey/depressing environments and it would always be raining. Throw in the occasional QTE and a few Jasons and you would have the next big thing.  "

Super Smash Brawl had me going, mostly because of that sinister "reveal a new item/character/song every day" thing that happened on the website.
 
Devil May Cry 3 is the one at the top for my most anticipated though. I loved the first one, and hated the second. When I saw the trailer from TGS for Devil May Cry 3, I was ecstatic. It looked like everything I wanted DMC2 to be back when it disappointed me, like it was going to redeem 2 completely. And you know what? I think it did. I poured many hours into the original DMC3 and I'd gladly do it again.
 
DMC 4 though? Not so much.

" It's not so much a matter of the number as it is how well it maintains it. I'd rather take a game that runs smoothly at 30 than a game that's sometimes at 60, but is all stutter-y and twitchy.  "

I actually just started playing it again- installed it not even three days ago. The voice acting and artistic design choices are still well worth playing the game for. The combat hasn't aged well, but its still functional. The level design feels a lot more... "padded" then I remember. 
 
Still, I think its well worth experiencing. I've heard rumors the original will be released on Steam around the time Madness Returns comes out, but you know... its a rumor. I don't put much stock in it.

" That meme is funny and sad at the same time. Nonetheless the game is not trash. It's an average game that seems like trash if you compare it to DA:O. If you have never played DA:O it might even be a great game for you. "

" The thing is 

1. This is an employee, not the entire company Bioware. He isn't acting officially, but privately.
2. It's common knowledge how screwed up publishers' views on Metacritic scores are. People lose pay, get fired or worse over Metacritic scores below a certain point (as I recall, there was something with Assassin's Creed not being allowed to have under a pretty high score. We're talking 7-10.)

Can't blame a guy in that enviroment wanting to protect his job. I'm not saying that's how things work in Bioware, but that's how it works someplaces.

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@ Lawrens: I thought I was the only person who played God Hand. Nice choice. The song that plays during the credits made me laugh.
 
This one isn't really all that obscure (at least not when it came out) but nowadays I don't see it popping up as often. Here's Max Payne 2: