Rowr

O yeh assaJamesM said:

"Vaxadrin said:

"i'm replaying Assassin's Creed right now, and it actually doesn't bother me that all the cutscenes are unskippable.  They have a tiny feature where you're able to move Altair around  a small area while he's talking with somebody.  At one point, I found myself unknowingly making him pace in a circle, then stopping when it came time for him to speak.  It just felt very natural.

id say about 80% self-propogating.

Take the gap between the halo, cod4, gta and gh. To other games for example. Once the word is out these things grow by like an extra 50% in sales.

The majority of people like to be told what they should think is good.

its sad really.

Just played the trial.

Its fucking awesome.

If anyone wants to play some co-op this weekend, add me on live.

Gamertag = Rowr14

I have no friends on my list interested in arcade games :(

Dammit I only just got too human, and grid is on its way.

The release madness hasnt barely started and ive already got far to much to play.

if ryan reviews its a certain 5, if its at least as decent as the original was at its time.

Why the hell hasnt  anyone mentioned call of duty 4.

The first game i've seen to bring enough production value to rival a movie.

The game has no cut scenes and is told through the players view. Is this your perfect game? Its seemingly everything you decribed without actually mentioning it.

"This raises quite a conundrum.

Do chick pants and long hair lead to suicidal thoughts, or do people express those thoughts through terrible fashion?"

"Mega Man 2 on the NES is widely considered to be the most beloved of the original games, and is the MM9 devs inspiration.  There's so many spinoffs now, though, it rivals Mario's output.  There's everything from grid based tactics games to collectible card games."

"Well the rest of the world is usually 15 years behind America.  Eastern Europe still revels in 80's metal.  :P"

To be honest i think alot of the "suicidal teens" thing at the moment is a bit of a fad, It basically came in with the popularisation of "emo" bands.

Its a resurgence in greater numbers of the whole goth fad which happened in the early-mid nineties.

Most teenagers are impressionable as fuck. And with the rise of broken homes and kids without fathers of the last 15 years, not to mention the castration of most men into office jobs.
As well as men bashing in the media, with the help of advertising becoming targeted more towards women.

Young men are looking for father figures and not getting a hell of a lot. When the lead singer of My chemical romance becomes a father figure you know a kids in trouble.

Some of the best adjusted teens, seem to be those that spend more time around older men, doing manly stuff. Which is why i think joining clubs and doing sports, or getting a job where you have that interaction is the best solution most of the time.

There is a movie from the 80's i think which features christian slater and winona rider, which looks at suicide as a fad, can anyone remember what this is called?