Recent content by Jack Gruff

Yep, that's journalism for you ;)

And this, dear chaps, is why we wait for 8 or so patches to be released before we even put the disc in the drive. I know I'll let this slide for say... 6 months before I play it.

Well then you're already playing one, now aren't you ;)

It's always a wonderful time to be a gamer ^__^

Hmmm... so they're doing what the modding community would have done anyway. I just hope that those playing on Hardcore don't have to worry about repairing our weapons every five minutes. But hey, easily fixable with a mod, which someone will undoubtedly make :)

Um... you were expecting them to just slide into these visceral experiences from long ago? Well Mister prof, seems you haven't quite gotten into the modern gamer's psyche. Just because a game doesn't come with a manual the size of War And Peace doesn't mean it's going to be a WoW clone.

You mean "ACCEPT". Sorry but that was just screaming at me.

Oh lord. This is the part where a story goes as loopy as a woman talking about how interesting coconuts are.

People, back the hate bus back up. This was tragic. We're gamers, so naturally this will piss us off as we just lost someone who had great skill in crafting what we love. But let me tell you, the person driving that car is going to have to live with this their entire life. They are going...

And yet it will still sell like wildfire. Everyone will buy it. Everyone's pet will buy it. All pets' fleas will buy it. All the bacteria on the fleas will buy it. And Activision will be grinning ever so widely.

This all reminds me of the time Serenity got made for the Firefly fans. It was like a wish coming true after starring up at a starry night.

There is something that bugged me after finishing SC2 and then going back and doing the alternate missions. It seems the game goes and shifts environment and setting just to cater for the choice you made and gives you repercussions you can live with for your first intended choice. Let me...

Exploration as the main mechanic and driving force of the game. I recently finished Knytt, which Yahtzee says has the same idea of exploration as SOTC has. I couldn't believe that such a simple free game had me gripped. We need more of these type of games as they're a nice break from...

The part where you realize that you haven't actually progressed once you've reached the level cap and... oh wait that's not a bug.