Recent content by Happybobby1623

I really hope this is a spoof of Inglorious bastards. I wholeheartedly agree with the OP's feelings on this one. I still hold up the Brothers in Arms series as one of my favorite World War 2 game, as it really gets you attached to your squadmates as people, not just the mindless cannon fodder of...

I hope most people reading this have played Ocarina of Time, but just as a heads up: Spoilers. Sorry if this comes off a bit high-brow, and I will get to my point soon enough but first the background: I am writing a paper on the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for my Adolescent Fantasy...

Command and Conquer Tiberium Dawn (and pretty much all of the Tiberium series): Hands down the Brotherhood. Playing GDI it just felt like the standard "good guys" vibe. But with NOD...You felt a part of something bigger. It did help that Joseph Kucan just oozes malevolent charisma when playing...

Your "buddies" at the end of Farcry 2. You work with them to try and just get out of that damn country and they all go apeshit at you in the end. Than kgod i found a way to just run past them. I didnt have the heart to kill them all.

The movie could have easily done better with more of the Basterds. The funny thing was most of my friends and I believed that the Shashana story arc got more airtime, but we timed it and both the Shashana arc and the Basterd arc (including the finale) air at about the same amount. Its just the...

Interesting decision. If it's immediate family (as in mother father siblings) I'd choose no button and take the key. Now if we wanted to get more distant, I'd be far more inclined to take the button. If there are 5 members out of my 100 member family that I really care about, thats a 5% chance...

Still get goosebumps from hearing Hellmarch 2 while watching soviet missiles, tanks, and zepplins stream into the US in Red Alert 2's opening.

Its a flip up on what your preference is. Fighters give you an instant gratification of winning, while RTSs have that "you got what you waited for" kind of payoff in the end when you win. Really this whole argument is a slug-match for genre fanboys to further divide the definition of "gamer"...