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Even with all the zombie games being made, there still hasn't been the dream zombie game that I always wanted. In every zombie game like resident evil, you're always part of some special forces group that's trying to end the evil that's turning people into zombies. How about a game where your person isn't a hero or specially trained to fight monsters, I want to play as some random citizen of a city and spend the whole game just trying to not die. We still haven't had a game that felt like a George Romero movie where there's zombies everywhere, it feel claustraphobic even though you're in a huge city because there's zombies everywhere closing in on you, and the only weapons are everyday items lying around. I think the closest thing we have had to this was the beginning of resident evil four where you're allowed to walk around this village, but there's villages everywhere trying to kill you, and you have to run into the attic of a building and push bookcases in front of doors and kick over ladders to keep people from getting you. There are two George Romero games being made, but they look like complete shit.

I guess I'll have to import the European version (which has a better name anyway). Who would have the european version? Sometimes gogamer.com has the uncensored versions of games (like sacred), but they usually charge a bit for shipping.

Wow, no one likes Mother Teresa Personally I thought Monkey Island was better.

I named one of my dogs in Nintendogs Doofus. I guess that has nothing to do with this thread, but how much of a conversations can you have about spam* anyway. *Spam threads, not the food

The 50 invites regenerate pretty quickly as well, I remember that people in my networking class would spam each other with invites and in the next day or two, they would have 50 invites again. There really is no point in having limited invites at this point, they should just allow people to sign up for gmail whenever they want to. I'm suprised they haven't done it yet.

But wouldn't this be a good thing? Instead of focusing on developing cutting edge graphics, won't developers now focus on better gameplay in games instead of how shiny something is (I kinda doubt it)?

Viewtiful Joe as a game for beginners? Most reviews said that the game was very hard.

I never really thought that Jessica Alba was a great actress, but I lost any respect that I had for her as an actress when she blindly signed onto Sin City without even doing any research on the original source material or reading the script. Then after she found out that her character was a stripper, she threw a fit about being topless and they changed it. Not that I even cared if she was topless or not, I just thought that it was retarded that she signed onto the movie without knowing anything about her role and probably just signing on for the money (well most actors act because they want money), and not caring about her reputation as an actress.

Probably a retarded idea but what the hell... Madden 2006 Even with a monopoly on NFL games, the Madden series is just as good as it was before. Even with a monopoly on NFL games, the Madden series is just as good as it was before. Even with a monopoly on NFL games, the Madden series is just as good as it was before. Clive Barker's Undying Scary as hell and great story and graphics (for it's time) Last fourth of the game No sequel Morrowind Great graphics, beautiful world, lots of depth to the gameplay Takes hours before your character becomes "badass" The combat sucks ass Lumines Best puzzle game since Tetris Not much to do ever since I got the highest score you can possibly get Everywhere I go, I imagine colored blocks falling.

Nintendogs One of the most addicting games since Animal Crossing The only way to make money is through competitions Sometimes the voice recognition can be really annoying and not work well

http://games.kikizo.com/news/200508/141_p1.asp holy crap, about time It sounds like it could be bullshit though, since they're claiming that a hidden source that no one else has talked to, has announced that the game is being made. And that not only is the game being made, it's almost done.

Well you're supposed to be avenging your father's death, but you actually walk around feeding your cat and moving crates around to make money. Pretty much an accurate representation of the game

OMG CS iz for n00bs i will pwn j00 in solitaire deathmatch

Well, if you ever meet someone with a different version of the game, it will send some of their breeds to your version of the game. Plus you can unlock more breeds just from winning competitions.

More people play Alliance? On my server (Sargeras), the horde kicks the Alliance's ass in almost everything.

I got nintendogs today. It's pretty cool and actually reminds me of Animal Crossing. It's one of those games you can pick up and play for just 10 minutes. The dogs don't require constant attention and it seems to encourage you to not play it for hours. It makes you wait half an hour after you take your dog out for a walk before you can take it out on another walk, you can only enter 3 competitions a day, and my dog is already tired of learning tricks for the day.

I liked Red Dead Revolver as well. It was short and there wasn't much replayability, but I loved how it felt like a Sergio Leone western.

It seems like the first Rockstar game that could really bomb (State of Emergency doesn't count does it? It was made by a different developer). The Warriors really isn't that big of a movie, I doubt that most people that are into Rockstar's games (teens or people in their 20s) have never seen The Warriors. I plan on renting it though because I'm into weird cult movies from the 70s and 80s (buckaroo banzai, escape from new york)

Why couldn't X-Box 360 games still be able to save anywhere? The gamecube used memory cards and Eternal Darkness let you save anywhere (after you killed all the guys in the room)

because in the end, aren't we all just dogs playing poker?

It doesn't seem like that fair of a merger for Marek. There's three letters from Spaff's name (spa) and four letters from Yufster's name (ster), but only one letter from Marek's name (the k). A merger? Sounds more like a takeover to me. But perhaps the merged being looks the most like Marek and very little of it looks like yufster and spaff. We need pictures.

I kinda wish that they did the sell out zelda first so more people would buy the gamecube then afterwards they did whatever they wanted with the zelda franchise. If they're doing the sell-out zelda now to make more money, it's a bit late now. (Not that I mind what the game looks like, I'm still looking forward to it)

I could never beat the 2nd level where you ride the ostrich.

Except for all the final fantasy crap they do, which is pretty much everything by them. All I remember about Quackshot was when I went to my friends house and when I saw it at his house, he said it sucked. I'm not doubting that it was a good game, I enjoyed a few of the disney platformers that were around back then, I just think it's funny that the only experience with the game is someone telling me that it sucks. I also had a friend who said that Ico sucked (don't worry, I bought the game and love it)

I think it's from the show Thunderbirds