SomeDeliCook

To be brutally frank, hopefully more towards actual games and less to music, movies, and all that other shit. Supporting netflix and other apps is totally fine, but when they announce all these partnerships or start throwing in music and movie sections of the main dashboard (like 360) it bugs the hell out of me; I bought a console for games, I'd like the development to go fully into supporting games. I understand the digital future means everyone wants all their content to be available all in one place, but it bums me out when E3 conferences spend so much time on non-game related news.

And its too late, but I wish the DLC era slowed down - its going to get to a point where you might not be able to access all the content for a game. Look at GFWL on PC, developers had to patch it out while games like Bulletstorm will forever be infected by it. If I buy a game from the 90's from Amazon or GOG, all the content is there readily available offline with no other outside executibles or services required (with the occasional HEY INSTALL GAMESPY? prompt)

I really hope people call the AI zombies hackers and camp too much

I still think Goldsource is beautiful. The simple geometry of maps is always so pleasing to me

The Half-Life franchise, including the co-op PS2 campaign

Doom, Doom 2, Master Levels, Doom 3, Doom 3 RoE, Doom 3 BFG mission

Quake 1, Quake 2, Quake 4 (I guess technically Quake 3 since I beat the 'campaign' for the PC, PS2, and Xbox Live versions)

The Arkham games so far

Anything Bioshock, even that one 2D remake on mobile

Yes he is

@matatat: Blake Stone!!!

Strife?

Marathon?

Star Wars Dark Forces?

I actually own You Are Empty. I don't remember how I found, I remember seeing a short clip of it on Youtube and I ordered it immediately. What a pleasant surprise; it wasn't a good game, but holy shit, giant mutated chickens, there is no lighting at all so all the shadows you see are actually painted on by the texture artists, theres one 'cutscene' where this guy is talking to you (whose voice doesn't match his model at all) his eyes start spinning out of control and his voice goes out of sync and in general goes crazy while talking complete nonsense that it seems the voice actor was making up as he said it.

This game was so hilarious.

I've seen ScrotoBaggins

I've always had really lame names on online services because I get sick of them rather quickly or, like this website, they no longer apply to me. But ehh a rose by any other name and all that

Hah, wow, I typed this post before I saw yours. Same dude probably

Also damnit I just realized this was a bumped thread =(

To be fair, I'm sure a number here have played Jericho. I've heard nothing said about Mayhem, Merchants of Brooklyn (now just known as Drug Wars) or Gangland ever, though

Space Marine is one of those few games I have never bought for some reason but I always think about it from time to time wishing I could play it.

Bulletstorm was a game I thoroughly enjoyed; I just wish some things were changed a bit (like the ability to turn off text on screen - yes I know the entire point of the game is to get points from kills) and there was new content. People Can Fly/Epic Poland makes colorful games using unreal engine and some cool gameplay mechanics; I preferred Gears Judgment over 2 and 3.

I think Battlefield 4 ruined any Battlefield game for me moving forward. I'll have fond memories of 1942, but I don't think I'll ever pick one up again.