topraman517

  First of all, there is no question in my mind that single-player games are far more artistic than multiplayer.  However, as someone who rarely plays multiplayer, I have to ask: are multiplayer games more fun?  I find that as I become more focused on real life, I am really starting to question the substantial value of artistry in all forms of entertainment.  I am beginning to believe that artistic movies, games, music and literature tend to inspire obsessive interest, and I am trying to ween myself off such obsession.  Should I switch my playing habits to mostly multiplayer?  I don't think I could ever obsess over deathmatch or capture-the-flag.

I LOVED the HotSpot.  I listened to it purely for the commentary and comedy.  I'll miss that classic lineup of Rich, Jeff, Alex, Ryan, Brad, Carrie, Greg, and two other people I can't remember the names of who left fairly early on.  Of course, the Podcasts were very long and didn't fit in with my schedule, so I didn't catch all of the episodes.  Heck, I stopped listening before Rich even left.  I think I need to go do some listening now...

I have to at least try this game.  Hope it looks good on my decent laptop.

The original and 64 were great.  I say, "Bring it back, baby!" 
They need all the voice actors from SF64 back.  That would be awesome!  Also, as others mentioned, the game should stick to its roots, but it should also innovate as well.