Mister Jack

Sequels to console games ending up as mobile games. Capcom? Square Enix? YOU'RE FUCKING IT UP!

Even Zelda's director said he's getting tired of the formula. How many times can we expect everyone to buy a system for a new Zelda if the game hasn't evolved since the N64?

If you have a spellblade with the fire shield and he has enhanced spells unlocked, you can literally beat Herodotus in ten seconds.

Even a non-MMO console Pokemon game would sell like hotcakes covered in heroin.

That's cool and all, but nobody on the planet has 2000 friends. Anybody who actually fills up that entire list has some real problems.

http://techcrunch.com/2013/07/31/nsa-project-x-keyscore-collects-nearly-everything-you-do-on-the-internet/?icid=maing-grid7%7Cmain5%7Cdl1%7Csec1_lnk2%26pLid%3D351747 Sweet Jesus.

Super Mario 3D Land was rather underwhelming and I expect exactly the same for 3D World.

Even if the games were better, the thing still costs too damn much. When the much more powerful ps4 is only fifty bucks more, that's just all the more reason not to bother with the Wii U. That price has to change. Period.

Blazblue is getting an anime? And Persona is this fall? Ehehehehehe

I bought LA Noire again for ten bucks. I dunno why, but I just feel like solving some mysteries as a hard boiled detective. Just as well. I own the season pass from the first time I had it and I never played those cases.

He is? Which one?

It would admittedly be quite a challenge to design an entire game around that sort of psychological gimmick, but I'd like to see someone take on that challenge.

The end of MGS2 is a great example of what I'm getting at. There should be more games that mind fuck you like that.

This might be long winded but hear me out. I was surfing TV tropes out of boredom the other day and came across something called the NES Godzilla creepypasta. A rather talented sprite artist made a little horror story where he plays Godzilla on the nes and over time the game starts acting very wrong and disturbing and personally threatens him. He illustrated the story with "screenshots" to show how fucked up the game was and while I read it I thought to myself "Why don't more horror games try to directly involve the player on their couch?" For example, someone on kickstarter could make a cute little platformer called Hoppy Bunny's Rainbow Adventure or something like that, and for the first couple of levels it plays like a normal platform game. But over time the game slowly starts to act a little "off." Little graphical glitches here and there. The occasional sound bug. But as you get further along, the game starts to get very dark and creepy to a level where it seems impossible that Hoppy Bunny was supposed to be like this. Then the game starts insulting you, threatening you for playing, telling you to leave. It all continues to escalate until the final level where you finally confront the entity inside the game, one way or another. Would something like that not be cool as shit?

So what exactly made it so bad when Drive was so good?

Gangster Squad. The movie is completely stuffed to the brim with 1940's clichés but to me that was actually part of its charm. Was it well written? From an objective viewpoint, probably not so much. Did I enjoy watching it? You bet.

http://youtu.be/YY92TV4_Wc0 The prejudice in this interview is beyond belief.

Out of curiosity, is there anyone here who doesn't own a Wii U but plans to buy one for this game?