Recent content by HomeAliveIn45

I agree wholeheartedly, but I don't think this is one of those books. I saw this film at a pre-screening a few months ago and was pretty impressed. It was very true to the book and adapted well into a film. Hell, Cormac McCarthy wrote it as a screen play before he wrote it as a novel!

They just updated the the blog [http://www.teamfortress.com/post.php?id=2754] a while ago and, of course, there's a hidden page. If you want to find it yourself, DON'T READ ON Just go to the KOTH map pack link at the bottom. Now, instead of following your instincts and only clicking on...

It's like a story Mark Twain would tell

He hated communism (a lot of fascists do). Also, Russia had oil. That was why Stalingrad and Leningrad were attacked; to secure the supply of fuel coming from southern Russia

I never said anything about hating space shooters, I played and thoroughly enjoyed GoW. It just seems strange that Cliffy B. would rather create popular games (weather they're good or not) than try to create great entertainment. Ok, so the writer did a better job (in my opinion) doing Bioshock...

So Bleszkinski would rather be a sellout than a creative artist. Also, I would say that although the RPG elements of bioshock (squint and look to the side and you can see them) were good, that game isn't revered because it had RPG elements. I loved bioshock for the atmosphere and plot.

Interesting article, especially considering that this is EXACTLY what I stopped studying for my Spanish final about 10 minutes ago.

I guess it'll just take me time to get used to it

*Double post, woops Also, I'm going to have to watch it about 100 times to look for any hidden things

That was the best 1:30 I've spent in a while.

For so long I thought I was alone!

On the subject of science fiction I just finished reading Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Phillip K. Dick, definitely one of my favorites. Also, I love the Timeline 191 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_191] 191 books by Turtledove, basically a big alt history thought experiment

I wonder if this is more puzzling than Twilight Princes' teen rating. But I guess this is more of a retarded bureaucratic move. Good job ESRB!

So, about 1.5 covenant dead for every human on the earth- from Masai villagers in Tanzania to... well me.