Aimlessly milling about in a series of beautiful levels is fine and all, but without the gruff voice of Marcus Phoenix yelling "FRAG OUT!" every few minutes or the iconic "PING!" sound of the M1 Garand every time your clip runs out of mags, Super Mario Odyssey seems like a pointless endeavor.
I like that alt outfit for Monster Hunter. I haven't actually seen it in a Monster Hunter game, but I'm familiar with it from some... uh... other works.
I think it's worth mentioning that the Loot Crates in this are in lieu of paid DLC or Season Passes. Loot Crates are funding future content, like new heroes and new maps.
The only thing that I remember from MASH is a scene about a guy who is traumatized, because he saw a woman suffocate her baby on a bus, because the G.I. tells them that they have to be quiet not to be spotted by the enemy and the baby won't stop crying.... So yeah. Fun show.
The big show of my childhood was 1988's Mission Impossible. That show was great and really informed my belief and joy of watching a team of specialists coming together and using their skills to overcome stuff, which later manifested itself in my addiction to the co-oporate aspect of MMOs. I was very disappointed in the first Tom Cruise movie, since it was just one guy who was this superhero that could do anything.
I thought they all looked a little off in this game, I now I think I know what it is. Nobody makes eye-contact. It's like everyone's on drugs and just stare into space constantly. Face models are nice and all, but if they got the eyes right, it would look way better.
Jeff, you GOTTA do some sort of Endurance Run or other video content of Kane & Lynch for the anniversary. In many ways it was an event that propelled you, the site and probably all of video games media into what it is today
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