Recent content by Mike Lemmer

That's what difficulty levels are for. Bayonetta, in particular, was inspired. Its Super Easy mode lets you play the game with one hand. Once again, it's all about more options. As for favorite game console of all time, I think a lot of them prefer the old consoles over anything. The NES, for...

Concerning the enemy spaceship: I would suggest explosive homing missiles with a large radius, but low damage. It could catch up to & hit a player as long as he was running away from it. Large explosion looks impressive, minor damage gives the player time to get back into a safe distance. Plus...

I have to disagree with people saying the Horde acts better in-Lore than the Alliance. They have acted like that so far because they are still a young nation led by an idealistic messiah. They have not had time for major, disastrous problems to build up. With Putress's betrayal and Garrosh's...

I think it has some merit, especially with lots of people in close quarters. When you're alone, you don't have to worry about friendly fire, or your allies doing something that completely messes up your plan. Assuming there's a maximum threshold of effective melee combatants (let's say it's 3)...

Yeah, another Red Green fan here. Hearing that old familiar phrase again brought a smile to my face. The eerily accurate Under Pressure / Ice Ice Baby discussion was just icing on the cake. The Pictochat report: also nice. Every parent should know the dangers of letting your child use anything...

Disgaea has a better solution: let the players increase/decrease the enemies' levels between battles. Kind of like Diablo's Nightmare/Hell modes, except you can change it midgame. Actually, Disgaea had a lot of small tweaks that made leveling extremely fun. It might be interesting to go through...

In a better game, the lion wins. You spend the rest of the game playing as the lion as he tries to repair the damage and stop all the other stupid idiots getting cursed trying to take advantage of it.