Driam

"well, to be honast i have never been a huge fan of either, mainly because they were before my time. I have seen a little star trek and sceen all the star wars movies but all in all i think I personally prefer star wars. I think its mainly because of the way they are set out but i think the star treck universe is alot bigger and more interesting.

But i think while we're on the topic. Does anyone think that their will ever be another Sci-Fi series as big as either of them 2?"

"Driam said:

"Star Trek, no contest. Star Wars is great too, but there's just too little of it (three movies, and a handful of games). I think the reason no-one likes Trek is because they associate it with The next generation, The original series, Voyager or the movies (all of which are horrible), rather than Deep space nine or Enterprise, which are much darker and actually feature story arcs that span longer than a single episode.
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LOL, wow.  I'm not trying to be facetious, but are you serious?  I like your unbridled take on the issue nonetheless.  It's unusual hearing something like this.  Enlighten us, please.  Truly. 

You break the traditional Trek perspective.

If it's all honest, I want to hear it."

Star Trek, no contest. Star Wars is great too, but there's just too little of it (three movies, and a handful of games). I think the reason no-one likes Trek is because they associate it with The next generation, The original series, Voyager or the movies (all of which are horrible), rather than Deep space nine or Enterprise, which are much darker and actually feature story arcs that span longer than a single episode.

I usually edit the bombcasts in audacity to make them fit the time limit of Audiosurf and play them there.

Rachel Dawes, somehow turned evil, so that Batman could kill her and allow the next film to focus his relationship with Selina Kyle and the birth of Huntress.

What Driam wants:

- Story mode akin to that of TS2; very loosely connected levels and no voices in-game.
- The ability to choose the anaconda theme in multiplayer matches (this feature was missing in TS3, which caused me and my buddies to play TS2 instead, even though it was inferior in most ways.
- Four players co-op.
- Better music than TS3.
- An SDK, so that people can make mods for it.

I think Nintendo really dropped the ball when they let Rare and Namco get their hands on the franchise (that fucking dinosaur that followed you around in adventures gave me a case of the rage that lingers even today) but then they made Command and suddenly things kicked arse again.

"It'll eventually come to PC. They always do. "