Recent content by DaveCthulhu

I relied on my trusty grenade launcher with heat-seeking rockets. If that failed, I switched to regular grenades or the Thompson with armor-piercing rounds while stunning it with electricity.

First off, is it me, or does the creator of this thread not know how to type properly? Anyway, sounds like it's your video ram, or lack there of. Having only 256mb these days barely cuts it, especially with a game as massive as Empire: Total War, or any other RTS with a lot of things happening...

First off, this thread is pretty common sense. Given the right combination of talent both in front and behind the camera, most ANYTHING can be adapted for the big screen. I'm not saying that you're going to want to go see it, but it could be well done. In my opinion however, genres of video...

I've always been a HUGE DBZ fan since I was younger, but as I've grown older, I've been attracted to other, more mature anime such as Cowboy Bebop, Samurai Champloo, and Trigun. All three are very good series in their own right, if you haven't seen one of them, do yourself a favor and watch.

I rented this game and loved it for about an hour. While the visuals and controls worked well with the free-running aspect of the game, I felt that when it came to fighting and questing, the designers decided to "call it a day." Yes it's realistic in the sense that you can kill/be killed with a...

You know, I feel the game way. I don't game as much as I use to for a number of reasons, one of which is that the quality of games has decreased as the graphics got better. Recently, I played Resident Evil 5 since I'm a fan of the series, and even that let me down. The only games that I can sit...

When you're rinsing out empty soda bottles and think about what you could buy with X number of caps.

Ridergurl10 said it best, "...it depends on the cartoon and what the directors/producers/actors/writers do with the concept." Cartoons made into live-action movies could work if given the right combination of talents both in front of the camera and behind the scenes. Even so, taking something so...

Thank you, finally. Tarantino wants you to think his movies are realistic, then throws anime in the middle, and starts it from the end. Just take it for what it is.

Two words: Dead Space. I was hooked (and thoroughly disturbed) for most of the game. The first time I experienced one of those tentacle mini-games, I shat myself.