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Elite suit: plasma sword:

I think it's something similar to "better to have loved and lost then never to have loved at all". (Incidentally, I'm reading Count Zero right now.)

Wasn't the Holocaust 12? 6 million Jews, 6 million other?

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr/columns/video_games.jsp "But when you need to talk to someone about story and character development. . . [George Lucas]'s not a bad guy to go to."

1. I can't stand Final Fantasy either. 2. My favorite adventure game is the Fate of Atlantis. Additionally, I really enjoy military stories when done well; in fact, one of my "games I'd like to play but have never seen" is an adventure game exploring the military as an organization. On the guns bit: this may be somewhat unrelated, but in Splinter Cell (SP) I never shoot anyone unless I am absolutely forced to. It makes it much more challenging (shooting everyone makes it laughably easy) and there is nothing so satisfying as grabbing a guy from behind and putting a pistol/knife to his head/throat.

To be fair, many adventure games are guilty of the same thing. However, a good adventure game's story makes sense, whereas the story of MGS... doesn't.

At least you finally got some responses.

It was, yes. Err... thanks.

A while back I had a dream with Dr. DVS from RON, in all his pixelly glory. I shot him with a shotgun from TimeSplitters 2, but it didn't work, so then I switched over to a SPAS-12. Also, the whole thing took place in a Tiberium refinery from C&C.

Since I don't think we don't need anymore Psychonauts threads, I'll post this here: Gamespy says Psychonauts is the 14th Best Xbox Game of All Time.

They still haven't directly answered if you play as Gordon again...

Haven't people been saying this since the specs first came out? I seem to recall something on Gamespot about how developers couldn't do complex AI on the new consoles because the processors weren't fast enough. In any case, it just makes me look to Nintendo more.

Well, the fact of the matter is that very few games have good voice actors, and for most games they don't contribute in any way to the enjoyment of the game. So, big name actors make the game cooler. Or something. That being said, sometimes bad voice actors fit a game perfectly, like in Far Cry.

How? Water will still freeze and damage/destroy the cells.

Oh. Well, the first post seemed so, but this: seemed rather. . . touchy.

How do you know they're American? Also, what's wrong with "black"?

I'd like to meet the meat, please.

Is that supposed to be "our" or "you're"?

Whenever I tried to remember my locker combination at school I would always be unable to remember it. Then I would stop thinking about it and it would instantly come back to me.

Why the hell do they even have a category like "Best Boss"?

Oh. Erm. What happens when you try to run it?

I guess you just suck then. Did you install the latest patches after installing?

http://www.gamespot.com/news/2005/06/07/news_6127085.html

1. PS2 is the most popular console. 2. PS2 has many successful crazy platformers. 3. People buy anything that looks like one of their favorite games. Conclusion: Many people will buy the excellent game in question. Hopefully.