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#1 Posted by Keeng (990 posts) - 29 days, 6 hours ago

Don Mattrick looks dead inside

I don't even know what that means but thank you.

#2 Posted by Keeng (990 posts) - 4 months, 19 days ago

Thanks, Patrick. You're giving this series the proper nod and respect. They're fantastic experiences and it makes us feel great as fans to see someone helping spread the word.

#3 Posted by Keeng (990 posts) - 6 months, 13 days ago

I've never agreed more with a group of people.

#4 Posted by Keeng (990 posts) - 6 months, 13 days ago

@Begilerath said:

@MikPick said:

Just chiming in to say that I would still love to see some Giant Bomb coverage of this game. It's my GOTY, and more people deserve to know about it.

Patrick has a copy so maybe we'll see a quicklook or something after all.

Agreed. It might be my GotY as well. At the very least, it's the best game on either the 3DS or Vita, hands down.

#5 Edited by Keeng (990 posts) - 6 months, 13 days ago

I came to this game's forum because I was hoping hearing the GB squad's sudden interest in the series would make some people more aware of its existence. I recently completed 999 (I own every major game released since August and dropped them all after two hours of 999) and I'm about halfway through Virtue's Last Reward.

It was forced down my throat by a friend so I finally got a hold of a DS and the game. It absolutely blew my mind. It ranks very high with the best stories I've ever experienced. After much internal debate on how to do this, I described it to a friend as "creating a 5th wall and then breaking it." Hopefully anyone who has seen all the endings understands that comment.

Regarding the design choice to force you into seeing the bad endings and things like that: I HATE games with multiple endings. I think it's a cop out and a waste of time. Once I'd reached two endings in 999, I almost put it down because I thought that was such a dumb idea. Having seen them all, I will say this: just keep playing. If you want to know why (minor spoiler that will likely make you want to play the game) ...

The "true" ending explains and justifies both why you had to go through all the other endings AND why this is a DS game. Trust me. It matters.

Also, I apparently don't know how to use the spoiler block.

#6 Posted by Keeng (990 posts) - 7 months, 10 days ago

Resident Evil 6

I loved 4 and 5 even more but what the hell.

#7 Posted by Keeng (990 posts) - 9 months, 13 days ago

This is actually, legitimately depressing.

#8 Posted by Keeng (990 posts) - 9 months, 13 days ago

PSN: Keeng

I just play.

#9 Posted by Keeng (990 posts) - 11 months, 23 hours ago

I hate the gameplay and "music" in Rez and I don't enjoy the playing part of Audiosurf. However, listening to what they said on the Bombcast, it sounds like a game I'd love. I'm into skill-based shooters like Stardust HD and Geometry Wars and they like to describe this as having "no skill cap...like an e-sport." Of course, then they said there was a demo and they were wrong about that. So yeah...

#10 Posted by Keeng (990 posts) - 1 year, 3 months ago

I actually agree with a lot of DesertDog's points, but my overall issue with Aris, his comments, and this entire situation doesn't really have anything to do with the implications of yelling "rape that bitch". The problem for me is with the fact that online video game players (and by extention, most young men) just can't seem to find a way to express dislike, displeasure, or happiness in a way that isn't crass. Obviously, MvC players aren't saying they want to see the player rape Phoenix, but that's beside the point. Is it really impossible to express your feelings about that character or game without going to extremes?

I get that it's a heat of the moment thing and it's acceptable in the community. I'm a black man who grew up in Detroit. I listen to rap music (certainly not exclusively but very frequently). I enjoy black comedians. I'm subjected to the word "nigga" all the time. I have made a conscious decision not to use it, and I NEVER struggle to express comradery or friendship using other words. In fact the only time it's ever difficult is when I'm quoting a song or a good joke. As a side note, I also play several fighting games competitively.

My point is this: I don't buy the argument that it's fine to say something just because it's a common occurrence within a community. If your position boils down to "Well everyone else I'm around fails to come up with better ways of expressing their opinions so I too will fail," you need to man up.