Recent content by Bitter

Google also suggested Splinter Cell: Conviction, but that's yet another use of "groo". You'll actually have to go through all of them, I think.

It's Bioshock (at around 3 minutes). Which you may have discovered already if you followed StBishop's advice and started chronologically.

I have no idea what game you mean by the description. But I was bored and did a quick Google search and I came up with a possibility: Gungrave. Dark ark style as far as I can see. Looks pretty intense. And most of all: the guy carries a big coffin on his back, that among other things can...

Mirror's Edge was the first to really make me sick. Since then Half-Life 2 does too. It didn't before. I blame Mirror's Edge for making it worse. I have it with some other first person games as well, but it seems pretty random and it varies in severity.

I get magnetic letters and a board. Which sounds unimpressive, until you remember that you can kill zombies by spelling words.

It all started six months ago, when I had my first "blackout." I woke up in the morning, wondering what time it was. I looked at the clock, but for some reason I didn't understand what the cyphers on the display meant. A feeling of distress started to creep over me. Not only couldn't I figure...

I'm not much for the visual presentation, but I usually just listen to it, while looking at something else. And like a lot of other people, I find the voice pretty annoying. But the content is interesting, so I'll keep watching it.

In a simple comparison, no; humans are worth more. We have a higher level of consciousness, a sense of self which is unique to us and everything that comes with that. It makes us better than all other animals. But we need animals for food and to sustain ecosystems. So in some cases you might...

"Don't worry, I'll save you!" "Come here, you rodent!" "Fire in the hole!" From Power Pete, a brilliant old mac game.