Recent content by mortifiedballer

red dead redemption would be a big old steak with chips and none of that salad bullshit, topped off with a nice cigar and extra-generous pint of.... straight whiskey. oldschool gta would be a bag of poprocks. cola flavour. doom would be a rack of ribs the mario franchise would be a bag...

or San Andreas II

one of my favourite games of all time was 007 Nightfire - totally badass. The rest of them just feel like shitty movie games rather than a standalone franchise project. amirite guyz?

max payne 2 vinnie gognitti: "KILL HIM, FUCKING KILL HIM" i was 10 years old and extremely impressed at the time. one of my favourite games of all time as well.

if i may intervene, im liking some of the ideas put forward. however, im not real sure that comments like "more like saints row" are really relevant. ever since 2007 or 8 when gta came out i saw the distinct difference in ambition between gta and saints row - saints row was a game that didnt...

hahaha that was my original thought. good luck convincing rockstar to do anything as shameful as a revisitation... oh... lost and the damned...and.. bogt...same setting with cheap story crossovers... oh... right. uhmm.. yeah forgot about that little one there...

I think the varied settings and storylines were a big part missing from GTAIV. I liked a lot how both Vice City and San Andreas took us from Act to Act by way of a completely new locale; it really helped distinguish the motives and characters within in part (this is also something that Red Dead...

I'm just posting as I remember things i liked about San Andreas (mad fanboy). I liked the simplicity and the almost innocent honesty of the opening Act. The missions while riding the bikes were a highlight for me, as odd as that sounds. The feel and writing of the story and the atmosphere...

I think that GTA and Saints Row are going different ways in that regard. I can appreciate them going the realistic route; if done properly it can make a game AMAZING. However I think they went wrong in compromising customisable and exploratory fun FOR realism.

GTAIV, i thought, was a somewhat shallow and empty installment and the two dlc stories did little to add to the recipe. I felt that following such a gaming epic as San Andreas, they failed to meet the open-world benchmark they had set those years previous. They seemed to cut back on a lot of the...

golf challenge 1995 (i was born in 93, gamer 4 lyf)!!!! hell yeah