Recent content by Bonkekook

I break stuff all the time. But its better I take it out on nonliving objects anyways. I have thrown a couple of game discs, but there is no satisfying crunch that controllers make when they hit the wall, so I stopped.

Super Mario Bros. Theme.

Well, I have 120,000, lemme see what I can remember. Crackdown and Prey were fairly fun. Dead Rising has quite a few easy, and fun, achievements.

I didn't think the Seven Day survivor achievement in Dead Rising was that difficult, it's just a matter of having enough time to do it(and avoiding the gamebreaking glitch). My most difficult was "Getting All Sick Classic Goals" in TH: P8. That game was hard. I still can't get to number 1...

I've played with girls before. Anyone messes with them, I try to shut them up, usually mocking their sense of "ITZ A GURL OMG". For crying out loud, we need more girl gamers. 12 year olds....on the other hand....those are a blast to mess around with, especially when they start swearing every...

Good. I'm not the only one who uses FarScape. Occasionally I'll pull 'What the Hezmannah' out, too.

Another Onimusha game, although it got teased a couple months ago. Who knows what'll happen. I didn't think a second Dead Rising was coming for a while either, and then it did.

I notice a lot of people who easily get broken out of immersion. I was able to play a horror game today(well, the Hotel area of Vampire: The Masquerade-Bloodlines) while WORKING and it never broke immersion. Subtitles don't, the little achievement/trophies/friend notifications don't. If...

Hahaha. And critics are never wrong. San Andreas was easily better than IV. They took half of the fun out of messing around in GTA IV. The replay value wore out VERY fast, and there's no sense that you're doing anything except running errands for other people in IV.

Nothing we have now is going to look great 30 years from now. The older games really aren't that good compared to today's releases, they just set precedent for better games to be released. We love our old games because they are near to how we were raised. I still consider OoT my favorite game...

Betrayal! Admittedly, I'd be doing the same thing(playing tons of games) if I didn't have college and then bowl 5 nights a week. :/ My GameFly is usually stocked with handheld titles because I'm always busy playing console games. I started doing it at the beginning of this...

FUN! Dead Rising, Crackdown, Fallout 3, Saints Row 2. What do they all have in common? Freeroam and the ability to screw off! To put it simply, Co-Op games where a friend and I can do whatever the heck we want are my favorite games. That's why I'm looking forward to Dead Rising 2 so much now...

I think having games reflect Eastern values would cause panic, mostly because the Western culture wouldn't know what to do with themselves, and would promptly go back to something simple. I would just start off by comparing the presentation of the two sub-genres: Western RPG and JRPG...

I don't think anything with the battle system should be changed, as far as structure. Maybe minor changes. But the turn-based stuff works great as it is.

This is ridiculous. I sent it to 35 people exactly on two accounts WITH my credit card number for them to credit the $37 and I didn't get a thing. I'm suing for false advertising.