Nick

Additionally, various things she's done have made it very clear that she's a total cunt.

This thread is so good.

It was fine, the thing that I really didn't like was the facial expressions the character used (a little odd maybe). I hear Jack Black and instantly see in my head how much more awesome it would have been if it was actually JB and not the way the animator pictured it. In conclusion: Voice acting = Character Expressions =

She could sample my ectoplasmic residue!

lol

The MGS pack looks incredible. Also I'd be happy to make it 4 players with some item collection. Although I'm not about from the 23rd to the 28th.

I think Game Damage could learn a few things from GameLife.

I made it half way through. I'm not here to review shows but

Still no demo on PSN

Not sure if this was ever posted or has simply been seen by everyone a long time ago but I've not seen it 'till now and it was a terrifying lol. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=wvsboPUjrGc&eurl

Who's Roughnecks?

For the second outfit - I'd slime that.

False. I thought this at first as well but you can sign up and upload a CV and apply for jobs, it's actually a separate thing to signing up to the gamesindustry.biz network. So do that. Go to http://www.gamesindustry.biz/jobs then click on the [Register...] button under where it says 'Register your CV' and not the link on the far right. Same. Apparently there's only work in Brighton for people that speak languages other than English. I should have payed more attention in French class all those years ago.

Win.

Looks really nice but from that video alone it looks to me like you can switch between characters at any time. Just in my opinion I think it would have been nice if you just picked your class and played through the game using the methods available. It would add to the replay value of the game as some classes may be able to reach certain areas that others can't. Just a thought though I guess.

I think I said DeathSpank reminded me of Munchkin. Awesome game, there are some hilarious add on packs as well that are well worth a look. I think it's the sneaky underhandedness aspect that I enjoy the most hehe.

Wow, you totally annihilated that joke Dan.

As there's no demo on the PS3 I was doing some interweb investigating and found this interview. http://www.campsonic.com/2008/07/16/gamespots-live-demonstration-of-sonic-unleashed Instantly I hear the following... Ummm no? How about Star Light Zone? It was in the very first Sonic game ever made! How did you possibly get your job? Don't remember Sonic the Hedgehog? How about Sonic the Hedgehog 2? There was a nice level in that game called Casino Night Zone!

Haha, that's awesome! Good find. An instant lol was: BUS IS MISTAKEN FOR A CAR! That's news right there. I always just thought of the Argus headlines as advertising at the end of the day and not a lot more.

You're a priest, you have mind control. Nothing more really needs to be said other than you can cause them additional pain by giving them a repair bill on top of their corpse run.

@Dan: Argh! Why do you enjoy helping the opposing faction so much? Did you forget which faction you chose to play when creating your character? Did you forget the entire story and history of the game? I just get a little confused as to why you would help the enemy rather than find someone on the same faction to help. Is it out of pity because they were unfortunate enough to choose Alliance at character creation? Is it because most Alliance players are 12 year olds and you feel like they need help in the big scary world (of Warcraft)? Or is it simply because you wish you'd rolled Alliance in the first place? I doubt those people you help will remember your name, they likely didn't attack you because they didn't think they could win. When they hit 80 and see you running about at level 78, they'll probably gank you, not knowing that you were the foolish Horde player that helped them get there. The annoying thing is I almost understand on some level what you mean, because I've done it myself in the past. I admit that. It was just less hassle to not get into a ruck. Later on in BC I realised that it wasn't really the case and that by not fighting, you're just missing out on one aspect of the game and valuable experience with PvP.

I'll probably grab this once I've sorted out my funding for everything else over the next month. The speed levels do look good, but I'm not sold on the werehog levels and doubt I will be. It's Sonic, why not just have the whole game be speed levels? Why the feck would I want to amble around with stretchy arms performing fighting combos in a Sonic game? I wouldn't.

I love playing on a PvP server. It's an added element to the gameplay that makes playing a little more exciting and involving. If you get ganked in one place more than twice then move on to somewhere else for 30 mins, go and craft, play around at the AH and try make some money or whatever and just don't let it get to you. The real secret to enjoying a PvP server though... Gank people yourself. I used to be quite the pacifist myself, opting never to fight unless the other person started it, but not fighting on a PvP server isn't going to earn you any sort of respect. Why not just play along? Attack the next alliance you see that's within 1 or 2 levels either side of you, role play it in your head, you're Horde character would most likely attack that Ally. The more world PvP you do the more experience you'll get and the better you'll be at dealing with them when they jump you. Most important, you don't have to feel any kind of guilt what so ever. Firstly it's a PvP server - This is the excuse that will be given to you when you are ganked and it's 100% true. Secondly you've been ganked numerous times - It's about time you got some revenge, those people ganked you and carried on with their lives so do the same to them. There's a chance that you're actually killing the alt of someone who ganked you in the past! Just try and enjoy the fact that you can kill the enemy faction, you'll get Honorable Kills from it, Honor is useful, it's part of the game. Once you get to 80 there'll be no such thing as 'a higher level character' and gear only makes so much difference. If you go raiding then you'll be the one with the better gear. Don't hold back, you're on a PvP server. Go and kill some people.

For no reason at all I was looking at my Master System games and noticed that the box for Space Harrier boasts 'The Two-Mega Cartridge' which none of my other games do. Also the description on the back is genius.

My mage was Arcane and topping the damage meters in Tier 5 raids just before I stopped playing. Arcane has insane damage if you know what you're doing, people are put off by the massive mana consumption but being an alchemist makes it easy to chug mana pots and having a Sorcerer's Alchemist Stone helps. Looking at the talent trees now I'd say that fire has totally gone AoE and Arcane is still the crazy damage. I'm a huge fan of Arcane and totally proved that it rocked in raids. Why would you not want to see purple missiles going pewpewpew over fireballs or frostbolts anyway? I've just been playing my DK now though. I will get back to my mage eventually but DK is just the mammoth's nads.