IkariNoTekken

No game ever has made me cringe and probably ever will. It has to be real for it for effect me.

Don't care what anyone else says, turn the filters off in Manhunt 2 and you have the most violent game ever released on the market. Very graphic and just listen to that superbly sickening sound design; slashes, cries, screams, gurgles, it's fucked. Yet, surprisingly I find it fascinating, not sickening. I give props to Rockstar for getting all that crazy shit in Manhunt 2.

Watch and enjoy.

@stryker1121 said:

@IkariNoTekken said:

I know this might be a poor reflection of me but I can't help but wonder why a baby was taken to the premier of Batman.

Absolutely horrible though. My thoughts are to the family and friends of those who were killed and I hope those who were hurt recover without problems.

Can we give it a few days before we start blaming the victims? Already this story is being politicized w/ a dollop of 4chan-level jokes thrown in. Come on, guys.

Blaming them?

Just an observation that's all.

I know this might be a poor reflection of me but I can't help but wonder why a baby was taken to the premier of Batman.

Absolutely horrible though. My thoughts are to the family and friends of those who were killed and I hope those who were hurt recover without problems.

Don't worry about it, just say he was dead already.

EDIT: So... who's sending this into MBMBaM?

Meh, I didn't like the others like most people did. In fact I can't recall ever liking a Batman film. My enjoyment of Batman comes from a few graphic novels, the Adam West show, the original Animated series and most of all my own imagination as a kid.

As for Rises; I think Tom Hardy is probably the only reason I will ever see it. He's already got some good performances under his belt and I think I'd like to see how he handles Bane.

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Old friend of mine had the right idea though, he advised that I play Batman Arkham Asylum whilst listening to Kiss From A Rose (and everything else by Seal). Have to say, that alone is more entertaining than all the Batman films I've seen.

Alcoholic...

"I'll be going wherever I want to go, living wherever I want to live, from a backpack and a bag or two."

The life of a drifter is something I've dreamt about for a long, long time and it sounds like that's the sort of thing you' re planning to do.

Good on you, but be careful and just make sure you're set for it. The idea of jumping into the wild is a fantastic one but reality bites. You've got to be dedicated to living that way or you'll end up without a job, home, money, food... The world is a pretty cruel place mate, so you've got to have a head start with a good load of cash and some knowledge of the situation, for example; a lot of employers won't employ people without a permanent home address, how can you work around that if you're simply living out of a backpack.

Not having a go at ya, I went through a whole 'I'm become a drifter, selling everything and leaving to find my own way in the world' phase a while back but quickly realised I wasn't set up for it. The dream is still alive though so maybe one day. All I;m saying is make sure you know exactly what you are getting into. If that's what you have planned then good luck. :)

As for the gaming side, I'm in pretty much the same position, since the start of this year I've played barely anything. Not yet ready to give up on it completely though.

Spent £32.46 ($50)

Think I might be doing it wrong though as only £10.48 ($16) of that was on myself. The rest was on gifts.

I'd love to time warp back to '98 but for the revolutionary music, not for usenet or a 19 yr old Jeff.