Orogun01

I think he was referring to the fact that this game is going back to what make the first one great, freedom of choice, great atmosphere, and alternative solutions.

Does he march with all other people who love tunnel snakes on the "tunnel snakes pride parade"?

You do know that Obsidian is made up from the ex-members of Black Isle the creators of the Fallout series, right? If anything FO3 should be more like NV.

Implying implications

Is it weird that this game gives me wood?

MFW when people assume that ME devs care about continuity

Or this game could be Dragon Effect with an intergalactic Hawke whose adventures are in no way related to the main story but they still take time to make this game instead of focusing on ME3

ME2's plot is the "impending" doom of going on a suicide mission. Impending is just something that don't go well on games since we know we are going to win and apparently so does everybody else. ME2's plot is that horrible Reaver at the end, it's putting up with hours of cookie cutout characters' back stories. ME did great on the concept that there was novelty, every species had a whole culture's history backing them up and making them interesting. ME2 did little to add to the Mass Effect universe and the characters; who stand on their own are boorish 90% of the time. If you can describe a whole character in one sentence then your writers probably did a bad job.

Cameos:every non consequential character from ME shows up and reminds you of what you did for them. "Hey Shepard, remember me. You help me stop that Hanar from talking about the Enkindlers" Fan Service: Tali's romance, every girl you helped in the first game wants to jump your bones in the second, dumb down mechanics, just keep in mind that BW listen's to it's fans a little to much. The only thing that carried over was that Shepard was now the intergalactic James Bond (aka Captain Kirk) romancing every woman he encounters. ME3 will probably be a big intergalactic orgy, Shepard just running around and making out with different species :cross my fingers for a volus romantic interest:

Like the fact that they keep hoarding Jennifer Hale. When she is a treasure to be shared by everyone. And not just for people who feel content to play as a female PC in Mass Effect games. Making fun of them because of ME is still hip, right? Only if you're talking about ME1. I will square you in the nose should you unjustly slander ME2. What if I talk about the fact that ME2 is mostly cameos, fan service, and a weak plot? You wouldn't hit a guy with glasses? Would you?

Like the fact that they keep hoarding Jennifer Hale. When she is a treasure to be shared by everyone. And not just for people who feel content to play as a female PC in Mass Effect games. Making fun of them because of ME is still hip, right?

You should make you char do WHAM! choreographies instead. Post pics.

I can get you one for $50, if you don't mind dealing with the black market.

Saves them time from not having to make a gay guy for the guys and a lesbian one for the gals.

Would have been better without the epilogue. I just remembered that I enjoyed the Parasite Eve 2 ending's.

I cried on that scene Worst ending: Last Remnant, also my number one pick for worst game ever.

I agree it is more horror. But, uh, based on real events? Care to fill me in? I've never heard of Frankenstein being based on any real science. There was a real life Frankenstein-type doctor called Johann K. Dippel whom experimented on galvanism. He "animated" dead bodies by running electric currents through them and handling them as if were puppet strings, put on a show and became the talk of the town. Shelley probably heard the tale and used as inspiration for her novel. I still think that it was written too early to call it a science fiction book.

Why wouldn't it be sci-fi? In the early 19th century, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein helped define the form of the science fiction novel. Just because Young Frankenstein is a comedy at heart doesn't mean that it's not sci-fi as well. It's horror, not sci-fi. At least that's the way that has been always described, probably because there is an inherent fear of the dead and it was considered macabre to experiment on them. Much less bringing them back to life, but it could be looked at as slightly "siency" as it was based on real events.... loosely based on real events.

So it's Dr. StrangeLove and he's not on the list. Love me some Kubrick man!

This makes me angry. http://www.imdb.com/chart/scifi I now share your anger. Dubious as IMDB might have seemed at times, I presume that each year more an more teens are joining the site and wreaking havoc on the established scores with each seasonal blockbuster. The longer I watch the lists the worse it gets. The formula that drives the lists can't balance out the swarms of 10's that are given out like candy, and the moderate crowd is getting completely drowned out. So we are caught between the extremes of the public's darlings or critic's playthings. Lucky that I don't pay attention to those lists. Edit: Young Frankenstein is now sci fi putting on the RIIIIIIITTZ!!!

This makes me angry. http://www.imdb.com/chart/scifi I now share your anger.

ITT: arguments over the definition of RPG, Prototype and Infamous are now RPGs.

Yeah but those were made by Black Isle

And this has to do with China how?! Mr. Bot.

Oh, another Aliens vs. tough Marines movie. Gotta see that. Wow, that was almost Roland Emmerich kind of bad Saw Conan the Destroyer. Cheesy in a good way, although not as good as Conan the Barbarian. Conan the Barbarian was good?