Katphood

The only Aliens game I really enjoyed was the 2D Shoot em up game for the SEGA Genesis and the SNES. Ahhhhhhh, the memories...Acclaim, where are you?! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pJ5FwucO5M

The Last of Us. Just reached downtown, it has been pretty fun so far.

I'm not sure what the point is. If a game is good enough you'll see people buying at normal price and not waiting for a discount. Plus, is the argument about long term monetary or creative value? The guys seem to confuse the two. Not to mention that most of these Sales, Bundles etc. actually help the game developers, because we all know that even a good game can fall off the radar. Beyond Good and Evil is a good example.

DC Interiors is an awesome mod: ...same goes for Project Reality:

That's a little exaggerated, because skills do determine how effective those bullets are when they're about to find a nice comfy hole in a deathclaw's head for instance.

No iron sights, no deal. I tried a few mods to fix this but they were terrible.

Do you guys know of any free software on the interwebz, one that you might also recommend? I am busy working on my TOP SECRET GAME!!!111one111!!11eleventy!!11 and I can't afford to buy a Synthesizer right now. Any sort of help is appreciated. Oh, and before you ask, I am thinking of ambient/noise/drone music.

Ring Runner: Flight of the Sages It's a neat little indie game with a nice story, funny dialogues between you and your err...brain, RPG elements, gorgeus 3D Background and 2D Sprites. Also, Vote plz!

Nice pets! Mr.Black sort of reminds me of my own cat. Has your cat also developed pack instincts like mine?

Worth checking out: https://indiegamestand.com/checkout.php#start

Any pet owners here?! This is my girl:

It seems that Rockstar Games have managed to pull their own little heist!

We keep getting Assassin's Creed games as if they were Call of Duty or something. I played the first three games in the series and after AC: Brotherhood, I sort of lost interest in the series. Hmmm, might AC3 be worth checking out? Because I am NOT going to explore Renaissance Italy for the third time.

Maybe I am used to these kind of reviews, ever played Hybrid Heaven? Read this: http://www.gamespot.com/hybrid-heaven/ "Rent it, laugh at it, return it, and never think of it again." ...but good god, that game was awesome!

To be perfectly honest, I agree with most of the stuff that is written in that review. I didn't like B:I but a lot of people enjoyed it, to each his own I guess. My favorite Bioshock game happens to be 2 and if memory serves right, that was the least favorite in the series.

Reminds me of my nVidia 8800 Ultra... *sniff*

Bunch of Regulators were following my trail when they stumbled upon some super mutants and a fight broke out. It was fun to take em out while they were trying to fend off the muties. One of them tried to flee, guess he was heading for the Vermont Metro Station: All in a day's work, time to head home and stash the goodies:

Playing a little bit of XCOM: Enemy Unknown. Man, I never thought a tactical game could be played so smoothly using a gamepad.

Nice chance to grab the Men of War games if you don't own them already: http://groupees.com/1cmb

Both...or none.

These guys made Spec Ops: The Line, which was pretty awesome. I visited their website today and it says that they are working on a Unannounced Project. The description says: "AAA First Person Shooter. More information coming soon..." Now I don't know what you guys make out of "AAA First Person Shooter" but I would love to see these guys make a game based on the Battle of Stalingrad. Not a Call of Duty-like game, mind you, but something more in the lines of Spec Ops: The Line. What I mean by that is that you could make a story with same style of narrative in Spec Ops: The Line but better. You can play as two different lieutenants. A German lieutenant and a Russian lieutenant. The story could then be divided into different chapters, allowing you to experience the horrors of war from both sides. There are many memoirs, documentaries and reports that can help the devs create an interesting story with a good narrative. Then there is the gameplay. I want to see a bit more realism here compared to Spec Ops. The game should have sections where you can order your troops on the battlefield and your commands should be able to change the outcome of the battle in many different ways. The battles at the main railway station is a good example here, because it changed hands 15 times during the battle. The outcome of the battles should be different each time, I am talking about how you win or lose the battle not the story. Basically it should be fun to play sections of the game over and over again with different difficulty settings, even if you have already beaten the story. The story can also have different endings depending on your morale towards the end of the battle. The German lieutenant for example could reach a point where he a)surrenders and eventually returns home after years OR b)He fights blindly towards the end and ends up freezing to death together with his German comrades or he could commit suicide etc. etc. You should also be able to fight alongside the troops that you command(naturally). I hope I am making some sense here So, What do you think of this idea and what do you hope to see from these guys?

Good heavens, that second Thief screenshot...it's as if someone released a load of **** right in my eyes.