Recent content by DiabloBub666

Like many, I hadn't gotten my expectations up for many games this year. And so... 9.03M. It's an indie game in remembrance of the Japan tsunami victims, consisting of walking around and examining objects. It's clearly a "chill out" game, but even so, wasn't paced well enough to have the...

Everyone needs to send Namco Bandai a facebook message or an email with a link to this video. Maybe they'll get the message?

It's already been mentioned already, but Mirror's Edge... I was really into parkour at the time and it held a lot of sentimental value. I probably couldn't have powered through the indoor sections and still have been in good spirits if I hadn't been really into parkour. That said, if you get a...

Lego Star Wars II, and a handful of GBA games, the names of which I can't remember because I played them too long ago :P A friend and I spent at least twenty five hours total in co-op (after he had completed the game solo) getting every minikit and finding every secret... a well spent summer...

Said HD re-release would not only include the game in high-definition, it would also receive major changes to features that made the original less enjoyable than it could've been. For instance: The Matrix: Path of Neo Reasoning: 1) there are very few really awesome hand-to-hand combat/kung...

Prog I love prog

Bionicle for the PC. When I think about it, it was really bad even for its time, but it was the first "non-educational game" I played for any computer other than Bugdom and MnMs: The Lost Formula. It had so many things I hadn't ever seen before in a game that I was just blown away; the flying in...

I had a similar experience until the fifth colossus. Then I was just like, "daaaaaaaaaaaamn." One reason I like it is because the game told me so little, and yet I became so attached to the characters. Even though it was a linear game pivoting around a single character, I felt my motivations...

The best and most well-known example I can think of is Death Note... any suggestions for manga that isn't just running for the sake of itself, but is a complete, well-crafted work of literature/art? Something with a moving, well paced story that doesn't just degenerate into a stereotypical...

I always seem to find memes funny, no matter how overused they are. Maybe I just have a low bar for humor.

At the same time, a new copy of Call of Duty costs at least 3 times as much as a movie ticket to Avatar did... there's still a gargantuan divide among the people who like Call of Duty and the people who don't... it's not considered to be a universally accepted work... people who don't like Star...

It looks like it's going to turn into a gigantic guilty pleasure... I mean, mostly for metal gear fans, but for almost everyone at some point. The last minute of the trailer is just ludicrous. LET ME SHOVE THE WORD REVENGANCE IN YOUR FACE FOR THE SIXTEENTH TIME IN A ROW WITH SOME GUITAR BEHIND...

inFamous 2 The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Driver: San Francisco Though, I can only recommend those three because they're the only ones I've actually played, other than about ten minutes of Deus Ex, which is also a wholehearted recommendation.

Portal, because it BLEW MY MIND on the first playthrough more than almost any other game I've played. On top of which, everything about the game was just super-refined (not even considering the small amount of people that had worked on it): pacing, jokes, atmosphere, what have you. Half-Life...

MnM's The Lost Formula. Excellent, EXCELLENT platforming game with mathematical elements included.