Mister Jack

I did not see what the big freaking deal is about FEAR. Except for the beginning and end, I found it really boring.

I wanted both the Sega CD and the 32X. Thank God I wasn't making my own money at the time. My parents said no, by the way.

I'll put it like this, the new Vegas conflict didn't feel as important. Stopping the enclave is definitely something that had to be done, but deciding who rules New Vegas, a place that the courier has no personal ties to whatsoever, is kinda like being the judge of a game of "Who has the biggest cock?". Again, I didn't hate the New Vegas story, I just thought that could have been handled a little better.

It's funny BECAUSE it's dumb.

Catchy...

I'd like to add that my glasses are not even close to that big, but the thing only gave me two choices.

I want to try this series, but god damn there is so much to catch up on that it is rather intimidating.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XWCrhu-IUE Complete.... Global.... SATURATION.

How about Mass Effect? You get to choose a background for Shepard in that game. Did you care about that one at all? Or is this just not something you're into?

I mean the whole package. Without any identity to attach myself to, it was a little hard to get too attached to all these people in New Vegas ordering me around and making me do their errands. The Enclave/Brotherhood conflict was more engaging to me, but who are these people? You want a poker chip? Why should I give a crap what you want? I don't know any of you people. I could probably just keep on walking and my life would go on just fine without any of you Bossy Bettys. There's no personal stake in deciding what happens to New Vegas. You're not even FROM there.

But you really don't know the courier at ALL. You know this: He got shot. Getting shot apparently did not agree with him so he's looking for the guy who shot him. And that's about it. Nothing about any past that I could ever find. It's pretty much a completely blank slate. And I know the idea is to make it whoever you want it to be, but it's good to have some kind of native environment to acclimate yourself to, like Vault 101 and your family. Vegas didn't have a BAD story, but it was pretty much "Here's the wasteland. Go do shit."

I love that first one, Sick. I would buy that on a shirt.

This was my primary controller. I don't remember how I got it, but I loved this damn thing. SO much better than the pad.

A haunted chandelier?

Is...that a good thing?

It's kinda like being Dr. Manhattan, only with less clothing.

I don't think you're supposed to put games you've already played on a backlog...

Ok, I'm pretty impressed with the SoM port. Rather than just running an emulator with a virtual SNES pad, a lot of things (menus and such) are redone to be optimized for a touch screen. The d-pad (joystick, really) works pretty well, although I turn off the directional assistance myself. If you liked Secret of Mana and have an ipod touch or an iphone, it seems like a good game to have on there.

I haven't checked this thread in a while. Has Ethan finished failing yet?

Sega's sound chip may not have been as advanced as the SNES one, but don't count it out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_H9URvIbYs&feature=related

Haunts too much. Seriously, quit hauntin' so much. Why you haunt so much? Ain't normal to haunt so much. Bothers folks to see someone haunt so much.

For a while, I thought you were Rayman's ghost.

You think in-game ads now are bad?

Uh oh, your grid is gone.