TheChris92

Dragon Age Inquisition is definitely looking very nice though looking nice is not really starking innovative game-seller on the accounts of modern graphics alone. I doubt it's gonna be as big Origins as they claim due in no small part to that engine they are working on. All of those pixels are gonna take up space -- I like to think that when you had a game like Origins, where the characters looked very cartoonish, you've got more space for tons of content that isn't undermined by the game's graphics engine. I don't get it - How does this game look like Skyrim? Beyond the obvious shared concepts of Tolkien-esque fantasy? The gameplay looks like a lesser fast-paced version of DA2 mixed up with Dragon's Dogma. The open-areas don't look as non-restrictive as Skyrim either, so I don't really see it.

So essentially the new Mass Effect is just concept art at this stage? In the new Mass Effect - You play as Casey Hudson with your trustworthy wise-cracking side-kick Mac Walters.

Re-release of Grim Fandango - This E3 is immediately an instant win over the previous one.

Now if Mirror's Edge wasn't in first person while being a platformer I'd say it looks pretty good. Looking forward to Rise of the Planet of the Tomb Raider Machines, feat. Arnold Schwarzenegger with a Tom Hardy jockstrap, beating up Lara Croft, so that we may admire her strength of character.

Halo..ONLY on Xbox One... well and the 360... and the the first Xbox, if you are a casual who smells and have no money and won't accept the future.

There are actually games I look forward to see at E3 this year -- Last year was a disappointment beyond the usual.

Reading Survivor by Chuck Palahniuk -- Big fan of the whole transgressive fictional works of Bret Easton Ellis & Chuck. Unchronological, in a similar fashion as Fight Club, starts at page 289 or so and ends at 1, involves a apathetic-aloof sort of protagonist born into a Death Cult and being the last survivor of it. His services usually involve in provoking suicidal people through a suicide hotline, which coincidentally was something that started when someone called the wrong number, it also applies to him giving advice or offer his own service to random citizens, last the book offers an insight on the materialistic modern America with a dark satirical twist in similar fashion to that of Fight Club. It's good. Really, really good. Gonna get started on Snow Crash after this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3K1t0669no

Yes, it is rather disconcerting to wake up in the morning and see that the most racist political party in the country walks away with not just a victory, but incidentally a landslide-victory. Partly due to recurring incidents of fraud with Right-Wing Party Venstre's chairman Lars Løkke continously being caught with his hand in the cookie jar -- involving him using tax payer money or his own party's funds to pay for his holiday trips or expensive **** for himself. It's not done wonders for Venstre, especially not during the EU elections, but it has turned the opinion of the current ruling Social Democrats, having slightly gained more mandates. It doesn't change that they've failed to live up to any promises and are essentially doing a 180 by leading Right-Wing politics as opposed to Left-Winged. It's quite upside down, given how the Right-Wingers are now leaning towards Left-Winged politics and vice versa. Dansk Folkeparti (Danish People's Party) have not become housebroken, it's 1 out of 4 of the population who've started to pee in the corners. Heck, I thought it was a joke when I read that a Neo-Nazi from Germany obtained a seat in the EU. It doesn't bode well.

The Citadel DLC was so downright 180-degree-eyes-rolling-inside-the-skull-silly that it felt like I was suddenly playing a Suda51 game -- At any moment I expected Shepard & crew, to suddenly break into song & dance, while inhaling in the air of zany as their lungs would turn into balloon animals. It almost got to that point during the DLC. In retrospect, I enjoyed it a alot more than the actual ME2 & ME3. I'd argue that Bioware is at their best when it comes to humor. That one particular dialogue exchange in ME2, where a Drill Sergeant would belittle his men's incompetence when handling heavy weaponry always made me smile. That was back when Chris L'Etoile & a few others were still on the team though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvVfAT_WY_I Gorgeous

Been watching Fargo, the show, partly because of being a giant Coen Brother fan and also because I consider Fargo to be one of the greatest black comedies to have ever graced the screen. Despite the fact that the Coen Brothers has about as much involvement in the production of the show as Tom Clancy had with the respective video games with his label on it -- It's still very good. It manages to capture the style, direction and setting of the show, but at times the characters come off as a bit absurd and whacky, whereas the characters in the original film were more grounded in reality, and down to the earth. Billy Bob pretty much steals the show, Martin Freeman is well... he's Martin Freeman as always, but he has his moments. They made the smart choice of only having this show go on for 12 episodes because anything more would dry out all the juice of how long a plot like Fargo can go. The latest episode some of the core things that makes Fargo and its character different from shows like Breaking Bad. In reality, these characters are people, and the only reason Lester has gotten away with murder for so long is because of dumb circumstance. He's not particularly a good guy or even a bad guy, he's just a man who's had enough with being pushed around -- and he gets in trouble for it. Another thing interesting thing about Fargo is its willingness to directly engage ideas that other series would leave as subtext. The latter approach can work very well, but it’s refreshing to see someone like the character Gus (played Tom Hanks' son) stuck on a problem that’s at once abstract and immediately practical, and have that discussion framed explicitly on both levels. It brings up interesting philosophical parables of idealism, what's good and wrong -- If you know a guy did something bad and you had the power to punish him, but it's dangerous, should you do it? When a question like that is brought up by a particularly peculiar visiting neighbour, Gus answers "Well, you gotta try, dontcha?". I'm looking forward to see how this show will end and go from here with the remaining 7 episodes its got left.

Brütal Legend is a fun game. Really need to finish it but it's not on the same level as Schäfer's Psychonauts. Still waiting for Grim Fandango to be re-released ;___;

Pshaaw, everybody knows the best RPG is Call of Duty Black Ops -- Just look at all those endings you can get and the customization is limitedless! -- You pick what kind of scope you wanna put on your M4 as you mow down all dem apple-pie-hating-brown people.

Hunted is an awful game. If spunk-gargle-wee-wee realistic shooters would have a fantasy equivalent then that would be it.

It is clearly Patrick Stewart.

That white man, on the Far Cry 4 poster, looks suspiciously a lot like Patrick Stewart with a toupee on his head.

My favorite Metal Gear next to Snake Eater.

Then I apologize for assuming so it's just that your post came not too long after mine implying it was directed towards me as well. My apologies

Perhaps the lockpick will work on Buckingham Palace? Your average door? Probably not

The talking Darkspawn were comical and silly -- Everything that seemed intimidating or grotesque about them died as soon as they started talking like the muppets from Sesame Street.

Look at the list in the quote I was responding to matey.

No Shin Megami Tensei, Persona, Valkyria Chronicles or even Dragon Quest on that list? Does notcompute.

Interesting - An exact thread like this was created on BSN a few days ago, so it's safe to say I thought I had gone through the wrong door when seeing this thread on the feed.