Recent content by fishfart

It's hard to go past Mass Effect 2.

No. I think it has a good balance between stealth elements and action. I don't particularly like when a game punishes you for not adhering to a restrictive play style. The AC series, particularly Brotherhood, can be guilty of that in that you desync when you are detected in some missions, but...

I feel the same way, but I'm a AC fan for the historical aspect of the game. I don't care for the overarching Desmond story at all.

I bet you could go through each decade and find people saying the exact same thing about their 'modern day' entertainment. The fact is when we recall the past, we are selective in what we wish to remember. We only remember the good things and the good things usually last hence giving this skewed...

Resistance Retribution is an enjoyable third person shooter with a aiming system that makes shooting on the PSP enjoyable. The two Syphon Filter games are also great. I second others who recommended the LocoRoco series. It's a very charming, fun set of games to play with puzzle and platforming...

Can't say that I was ever a fan of his work (in the sense that I can't remember watching anything he was in), but I can appreciate the fact that he made many, many people laugh.

Alpha Protocol was the last game I played that was like this.

I think it will be like it is now?a beastly weapon that is used in exceptional circumstances. I still think the 'modern day' game will rely on blades and gadgets to achieve the goals because that's the whole point of being an assassin and the reason why Desmond is learning all these skills.

A few years back my collection was getting out of hand so I sold them on eBay and traded them in for newer games. Nowadays a majority of the games I buy are bought via trade in. I have about half a dozen games on PS3/X360 that I want to keep, but the rest get traded. I know a lot of people...

I guess if I had to choose one I'd probably go with first person, but really I love both.

When I was in high-school a guy a year above me committed suicide in the toilet by shooting himself with a sawed-off shotgun. I remember the principal sitting us all down in the quad soon after it happened and telling us. Naturally everyone was shocked. Not only at the suicide, but at the fact...

A smallish monkey.

I'm waiting for the day motion controls are implemented in games in a meaningful way, because at the moment they seem tacked-on and unnecessary.

Crazy. I don't think I've ever put more than fifty hours into a game. (but I'm not a multiplayer gamer which explains why)

Or anyone who does limited physical movement over long periods of time. It's just common sense isn't it?