lamegame621

" had michael jackson not BEEN A ZOMBIE IN ONE OF THE MOST WELL KNOWN MUSIC VIDEOS OF ALL TIME, then I could maybe see people having an issue with this. However, had that video not existed, "his" zombie wouldn't be in the game to begin with.   So when is courtney love going to get involved? "

" @lamegame621 said:

" @sixghost said:

" George Romero stopped being an authority on zombies in entertainment after Day of the Dead was released. He's pumped out such shit in the last decade. This is like modern day George Lucas criticizing someones sci-fi universe. "

There is definite truth to this. "

I almost cried when he put zombies on horses waving weapons around in his last movie. Now everything he says is invalid.  Our only hope remains with the new Max Brooks films, the only true zombie lore left. "

" George Romero stopped being an authority on zombies in entertainment after Day of the Dead was released. He's pumped out such shit in the last decade. This is like modern day George Lucas criticizing someones sci-fi universe. "

The best zombie fiction is the kind where we, the humans, are the REAL monsters. Zombie movies have a long tradition of being social commentary, something that a certain non-Romero zombie film, 28 Days Later, does quite well.

This actually made me think quite a bit about the repercussions of such a future for video games. I think the same arguments have been made against paintball, toy guns, violent cartoons, wrestling. I think it's the combination of an on screen prompt plus a mandatory input from the user that makes the idea unsettling. Of course, I wouldn't buy a game where I had to pretend to snap someone's neck physically because at that point i feel like the game is just using me a little too much. I want to press buttons to see imaginary things happen...not a 1:1 simulator on murder.

I wish I had a magic "hang in there" motivational poster for you. Emu Zombie Armies are likely more effective. 
 
What makes me feel better about not seeing the Whiskey Media gang in person is just simply knowing that people that cool, awesome, and down to earth actually exist. In the broad scope of humanity, it is people like them, and you, who make the world a less shitty place for future generations. Humor and kindness are two of the most powerful forces on Earth.

No fucking way

Early 3d graphics really don't hold up well. Antialiasing is the way of the fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuture.

JESUS CHRIST!
 
Edit: Great Job.

Hey, Matt the Intern is writing things!