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Hopefully they won't do the obvious "main character becomes lord of darkness!" plot twist. Otherwise it looks really good. Robert Carlyle <3
Also I don't get why more people aren't psyched for it, new look Splinter Cell Conviction looks astounding. I really wasn't looking forward to the game based on the previous iteration but this new style has me completely sold. I love the visual style, the pace of the action and the execute system looks to work really smooth too. Game looks what Bourne should have been. What, you don't want my bikini-clad body? |
Jam it back in, in the dark. |
EA = Electronic Anti-Christ?
Sure, we'll roll with that one. There's nowhere I can't reach. |
Christians sure do pick some weird shit to complain about. I mean of all the things in computer games that could possibly offend a slightly nutty christian, they're pissed off that a game allows you to escape from hell? Have they not played Too Human? You get to fucking invade hell in that one, butcher your way through legions of dammed souls then nuke the place on the way out. There also weren't too many complaints about Kratos fighting his way out of the underworld in the first God of War, although to be fair there aren't too many fundamental, ancient Greek polytheists around these days.
This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
Considering what happened with the likes of Dan Brown's Davinci Code, this likely comes from a not altogether unique propensity to presume their beliefs are somehow uniquely untouchable. There are "worse" games they could be protesting, but there's no doubt these people are acting on heresay: "did you hear about this game where you can leave hell? TO THE CONFERENCE"
How ya doing, buddy? |
Wow. A 3D Castlevania I think I might actually want to play. Looks great and they even got a really good pool of vocal talent to go with it. =)
I was speaking idiomatically. |
But yeah, I was enthralled by this game when they showed it both during Microsoft's and Ubisoft's press conferences, even though it was the same demo both times. Both presentation and gameplay look incredible. What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now? |
Where else would you grab a ventilation technician for information and the conversation would go: "Something going on with the ventilation system?" "Ow... ugh... hey, who are you?" "Pretend I'm Harry Tuttle." "Ugh... who?" "I'm an ill-tempered and heavily-armed heating engineer who's asking questions about your ventilation system." "I... I guess... I guess it's not working properly since the blackout." "So, I guess it shouldn't take much to shut down that big fan I wanted to." "I... I... I don't know. Why would you want to do that?" "The adventure... the travel." "Uh... okay." Chaos Theory is obviously the pinnacle of the series (and the stealth genre in my mind) and a game any stealth fan should play through (Xbox or PC, not the PS2 or GC versions, though), but I enjoyed the first two just as well. I have Double Agent for the Xbox (which is different from the 360, PS3 and PC versions), but I've yet to play through it. When they originally showed what Conviction was going to be like, with Sam's new bum look, moving through public crowds in daylight etc, I was interested in the story because of Grimsdottir's framing, but gameplaywise it didn't seem to offer me anything I loved about the Splinter Cell games. This new style is still very different, but displays a lot of the qualities I like, only with more energy and swiftness. FELIPE NO |
I actually have all four Splinter Cell games (for PS2 , though I actually have the PS2 and PS3 version of Double Agent), I've just never got around to playing them. It's a series I've always known I'll like (I read Tom Clancy's books, not to mention that I love stealth games, so it's a perfect combination), but for some reason I've never started on them. I probably will sometime soon since I'm excited for Conviction now, but there's still no rush since there's no time frame for the PS3 version.
And I haven't been following Conviction from the beginning, but I think I heard it was originally running on the same engine that they eventually used for Assassin's Creed (which it definitely sounds like from your description). I guess that wouldn't have been too bad (since I'm a big AC fan), but what I've seen of Conviction from E3 this year seems much better. What, you don't want my bikini-clad body? |
That part in Conviction where you plan out your attack is sick. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
All the rage for Castlevania and no love for Patrick Stewart?
GET OUT. There's nowhere I can't reach. |
A Boy and His Blob remake is looking beautiful. Developer walkthrough. EDIT: FUCK YES MORE NATHAN FILLION IN HALO:ODST Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.
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I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? |
I was speaking idiomatically. |
What, you don't want my bikini-clad body? |
Jam it back in, in the dark. |
So, I saw the trailer for the new Metroid and I have to say: it makes SO MUCH SENSE for Samus to have melee attacks. I honestly don't know why she hasn't in a canon game yet.
Excited. There's nowhere I can't reach. It was lunchtime at Wagstaff.
Touching butts had been banned by the evil Headmaster Frond. Suddenly, Tina Belcher appeared in the doorway. She knew what she had to do. She touched Jimmy Jr's butt and changed the world. |
Resident Evil - The Darkside Chronicles
I look forward to playing Resident Evil - The Darkside Chronicles
This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |