Recent content by Micky_PX

I almost always make a character that's an approximation of my self with wish fulfilment aspects. I'm not much of a "Role Player", I enjoy myself well enough feeling as though it's 'me' wandering through the game's world. However, if I've played a game once or twice through already (or if it's...

I'd try and invest in low budget, lowest common denominator reality tv and really shoot for the "So outrageous you have to watch it" market. Try and get 3 or 4 on the go, hope one of them's a hit and then hope to draw audiences to the rest of them via adverts if one of them successfully draws in...

I don't know whether it counts as a proper protagonist "death" per say, but I loved the twist at the end of Silent Hill: Shattered Memories:

If I'm picking a movie to try and survive it, then I gotta take something pretty simple. The Ring - Don't watch the tape; The Grudge - Stay out of the house; Cabin Fever - "Fancy going on holiday to a cabin?" "Nah, maybe next time"; Pet Sematary - Don't bury your kid. All pretty straightforward...

I have a glass of water, several candle-holder trays and a mirror to my left... well I can break the glass and use it as a stabbing weapon, and use the candle-holders as blunt objects (they look sturdy enough to endure being thwacked over a couple of zombie heads) and use the mirror to play with...

Same. A session of cheat-weapon rampaging is always good for the soul.

Bioshock and anything the Little Sisters say spring straight to mind. The Sisters in Bioshock 2 when you had "adopted" them spring to mind especially. I recall the first time I set a splicer on fire with a sister on my shoulder and her gleeful utterance of "marshmellows" put me in stitches. In...

I've always liked the music from real-time/turn-based strategy games. Right now I remember Civ3, Age of Empires II and Red Alert C&C as having pretty cool soundtracks. For that matter, World of Warcraft and Anarchy Online also spring to mind for having soundtrack music that really help add...

Aye, like number2301, I think the final boss appears easier because at the end of the game you're usually stacked to the brim with ammo, health kits and so forth. I remember in God of War 1 that Ares was by far the toughest boss and he was the last boss. In saying that though, he's the only one...

Not sure it quite counts as a "theme", but since it's unique to just the battle with the Champion, I think it just about counts. I like pretty much all of them but I'm sticking with the D/P Champion Cynthia since it comes with the added bonus of a rather cool piano theme before the battle:

I haven't played it in 4 years but the "basic" original Anarchy Online (without expansions) is F2P, and if you can tolerate outdated graphics (in saying that, in my opinion the artistic style and graphics were still pretty decent), a bit of laggyness and a lot of zoning and maybe a less refined...

I agree with Majinary on this. A lot of games that have brilliant stories would get lost in translation when taken from console to theatre. I think God of War could easily translate directly to screen with very little story adaption needed, but in saying that the appeal of that would be to see...

It's a really tough choice on Gamesverse but I think I gotta back the Pokémon universe too. Money's easy, people leave useful stuff all over the place, you can walk into anyone's home and be welcomed as a friend, and you get to ride Dragons and Sea Serpents whenever you please. As for which...

Having watched that, I'm on that same bandwagon of "this ties into Bioshock.. how?" As a standalone game I'm quite interested by it, but bar a nod towards the concept of plasmids and a redesigned would-be Big Daddy, the game looks nothing like it's related to Bioshock, for the simple reason that...

In Fifa 10: When someone drags out a celebration to the longest possible length after a goal, especially when they throw in the "I can't hear you" celebration gesture and then throw in the robot at the end simply because it's the longest celebration.