Roderick

Well, it lookes absolutely nothing like Quake indeed, but it's not as if the Quake-look was the be-all-end-all of gamedesign. Even it it won't have the distinct (if existant) "Quake-feel", it still might be a decent shooter.

During a long walk on a shell-riddled path in the park with Marek in San Francisco, I'd come up with a helicopter, snatch you away on a rope ladder hanging from it and take you to Los Angeles, a real city. There we'd find out where Mr. T lived and hide together in the bushes all day waiting for him to show up, stalking his every move. Think of how romantic it would be

Wasn't PcGamer to have this absolutely exclusive wolrd scoop on QuakeIV which after reading would send you directly to that place of eternal bliss in the sky? What, are you suggesting it was all a bunch of LIES!?! Wow I am so disappointed in PcGamer. I'll never buy their mag again.

What_are_you_doing_with_these_forums!?

I think it has to do with cheese.

It's supposed to be very arcady, but I just love wacky Japanese games, and this one appeals because of it's original concept. No aliens of mutants from the 8th dimension, but just a salaryman crashing to his death and stumbling from situation to spinesnapping situation.

And then it'd become all the rage and people would talk about it so much that it would become a verb. To Thumb.

That's probably it. But I don't have a Playstation myself

I've been wanting to play this game for some time now. Pity it probably won't be for GameCube, but for that price I may buy it and play it on my little brother's PS2. Now I want the game where you control a stressed-out Japanese salaryman that's having a bad day and plummeting out of buildings and such. That would rock.

It means that the characters are modelled in 3D, but rendered out as animated sprites. Therefore, they look 3D, while they are really 2D. It's tricky.

It looks delicious! Jaf looks spot-on, that scenery simply drools atmosphere and I hunger for more!

I read in the newspaper the other day that there is actually a small machine in production that can capture flies, digest them and process their remains to produce energy. That article sent shivers down my spine. Killing flies isn't something that I care about that much, but this is just a little too reminiscent of The Matrix for comfort. But I'm pretty conservative on that matter.

Wow, here in Holland we've all been doind drugs when we was FOUR! Happy birthday Chris Remo Action News!

Now that is creepy.

Moore played Bond with an eyebrow, and Lazenby... well, I saw him more as furniture, part of the backdrop. He just made such an anti-impression. Notice how that's different from a bad impression.

Even that seems a rather enjoyable and exciting thing to do. Come on, we do nothing but stuff like this in the games we play, but as soon as it's in real life we shy away from an adventure?

As soon as somebody finds a red clown's nose down there, I'll start worrying.

I want a t-shirt with a fullsize version of Chris getting a swan to the ear. That pic just rocked.

Saruman the many-coloured gaudy?!

WOW! Look at those cute italian-boots-style heels on the little guy in the first screenshot! I love it!

You fanboy! Congrats with your first post here buddy!

It would also be the first game to feature convincing invisible walls. When Sam walks into one, he'll make a mime-gesture to let the player know he's out of luck.

I already gave you a most excellent birthdaycake on AGS, so here you'll have to do it with this: Now picture a candle on his forehead. Looks just like a cake, doesn't it?

I think shiny in a symbolic manner, in the same way John Romero's hair is long and shiny.

Ceci n'est pas une brownie.