Recent content by ignosco

I used to think old black-and-white movies looked like that because there was no color back then. I also thought differently colored people were born randomly, with the majority being white. When I would see a whole family of blacks I'd think "Man, what are the chances!?".

The guy from Gear Gasm reminded me so much of Jack Black.

I don't believe love as being a "sometimes" thing. Rather, I just have times were I don't like my family as people. But even then I love them since they're family. Family's nice too cause you can be more blunt and angry with them without having to be less like yourself since they understand you...

When a game is developed for both systems, there is no difference really. However, when it's made exclusively for the Ps3 (unfortunately not that often) the difference is quite noticeable.

I never really noticed the spelling mistake before, but now when I look at it, I keep thinking "The tower of wizar-dry".

I never so much thought about which game was my first so much for some reason. I think it may have been dragons lair on my dad's computer.

Thief: the dark project and Thief: the metal age would be pretty good, except they do have some horror elements. Another one is the Myst series, which are big puzzle games. Wikipedia could probably explain better than I. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myst

I choose bad graphics because I figure it wouldn't affect the actual fun and functionality of it all, and I am used to playing older games that don't bother me. Though, I guess things like style might also go underneath that category, which could be a problem.

I was raised and always have been Christian. I'm thankful for that since it's not as common as it used to be. I wouldn't say it's religion though but belief since it is believing that god exists and Jesus died for us.

I know mcdonalds has to put a label on their coffee saying warning: beverage may be warm because someone was going to sue them for spilling it on their lap.

When I was younger, I was afraid of going asleep because I compared it to how it is when you don't exist yet, which is indescribable, but I thought I might stay that way or something. I used to have a fear of small places because I thought I would use up any oxygen I had when put in one, but...

(In reply to first post) Well, Goblins, Orcs, Elves, and such are what makes up medieval fantasies. However, rpgs don't have to just take place in just that setting either, so I guess I can see the repetitiveness in that.

Wow, Tycho from penny-arcade said the same thing as yahtzee about what he thought of the game. I enjoyed this one more than the last few.

-The end of Portal when you are finally outside and you hear birds chirping. -When you are in Xen in the first Half-life. It was so creative. -Whenever you found a new part of Hyrule in Ocarina of time, like Lake Hylia, Gerudo desert, etc. -I'm sure there's more but that's all I can think...

I just read Ben's talk on CAD at his site before this came out. I'm glad it wasn't all about CAD though. I like that he's doing videos about different things at the moment.