Recent content by Andifferous

Hmm... Waterworld, Pirates 4, Speed Racer, Ive heard a lot of hate for these films, but they're really not that bad.

I always had a hell of a time getting past the first boss in Solar Striker for the gameboy. Then I discovered by accident that I could hide up in the corner, out of the range of the boss's guns, and simply wait the battle out.

No offense taken. You make a good point, and I probably could have phrased my post a little better. It admittedly was just a stab at humor to get my idea across, and I wont deny being a geek, or liking StarTrek. Although I guess it does bring up the point that everybody shows some...

There's a lot of anti-war sentiments delivered by your squadron in Ace Combat 5, although it kind of rings hollow when they're helping you blast the bejeesus out of tanks, ships, and military bases. Still a good game though.

There's a guy I have to deal with in college who is absolutely convinced that any tame that isn't Black Ops is "totally gay". There's also a couple of stoner kids too, and the kind of test scores they get reflect it, so I suppose that lifestyle is its own punishment. This is the stereotype I...

Oh I've got a few, mostly clothing though. I really dislike over-sized sunglasses that cover up a girl's face from her cheek bones to her eyebrows, especially when the logo is plastered all over it (I'm looking at you DG). The damn things are just ugly, and more or less scream "I'm shallow!"...

The one question I invariably get at work: "What soups do you have today?" Especially frustrating when my cash register is directly in front of the big clearly written menu, and all the soups we have for the day are written right in the center of the thing.

Blast Corps oh so very much. At the very least slowed down a little so it doesn't play like a Benny Hill chase scene. Would also like to see a remake of, (and i'm really reaching way back into the old stuff here) an old Intellivision game called 'The Dreadnought Factor' (also on the atari...

I've got to say, i found the film version of 'The Bourne Identity' much better than the book. All in all it just told the story much better, and gave a much more interesting ending (if more improbable).

Yes, thats exactly it, I remember that box.

Are you by chance referring to the Ray Bradbury short story "The Veltd"? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Veldt That was a pretty disturbing little story there, but then so was a lot of the rest of the book. (The illustrated Man) Hmm, sort of a confusing, frustrating ending, "The Iron...

there was an old one iI remember for the pc, it was kind of like, sim city, combined with D&D. you played as the bad guy in a dungeon, laying everything out, traps, treasure, monster lairs ect. but you had to be careful of how you did it; you needed to keep your monsters happy and paid, and...

Ink http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1071804/ slow to start, but all in all a great movie with a well written story. Six String Samurai is also a fun movie too