Recent content by Pelephant

First of all, as a warning, I'm not exactly a super tech-savvy person, so forgive me if I'm rather clueless. I've never been a PC gamer (mainly because my current, 4-year old laptop won't play anything) and have always stuck with my PS3, so I really have very little knowledge on how to choose a...

Probably one of the Kirby Dream Land games. You could've just looked up Kirby games on Wikipedia you know? They have a list...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirby_(series)#History

Two games I remember playing when I was little that I need help identifying: 1. I remember playing this in computer lab in elementary school, maybe around 7-8 years ago. It was a first person point and click adventure, and you started out as some kid sneaking into either a museum or library...

a random stranger? a friend? your best friend? a family member? your significant other (if applicable)? Example scenario if you aren't imaginative enough: You and said other person are captured by an insane serial killer. He says he'll let the other person free if you sacrifice yourself...

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Because he's not David Tennant.

Simple enough question: what would you say has been the most breathtaking, beautiful video game location you've ever seen? (For example, Venice in Assassin's Creed 2 or something like that. That was just off the top of my head.)

Ah yes, totally forgot about Ozymandias. But he ranks way up, plus, his reasoning behind his actions are very persuasive. And then there's Rorschach of course, though you could probably categorize him more as an anti-hero.

Have there been any villainous characters or antagonists (movies, video games, books, etc.) that you have felt particularly sympathetic towards? I have a strong tendency to pity villains, but the most recent example I can think of for me would be Loki from the Thor movie. And since Harry...

Suppose the minute after you read this post, time was somehow mysteriously rewound back one year. However, you retain all your memory up the the reversal. What would you do with your knowledge of the future year? (Remember, it's only what you remember at THIS very moment - so no looking up...

Elcor Shakespeare in Mass Effect 2. Hilarious.

What annoys me the most is when I see flash games with good concepts, and a few weeks later, the SAME exact ideas turn up as iPhone apps and some unrelated company makes a ton of money.

Avatar: The Last Airbender or the Resident Evil movies. Probably Avatar though, since it was quite frankly, the worst "mainstream" movie I have ever seen in my life. Resident Evil was still mildly entertaining at some parts.

...would you do it? And I don't mean sparkly Twilight vampires, but the real deal. You wouldn't be able to go out in daylight, touch silver, eat garlic, enter a house without being invited, etc. And of course, you'd also have to drink blood and perhaps kill humans. But would you trade...

I think I've got a pretty unique one. I eat my toast upside down, with the jam/cream cheese/butter on the bottom so it reaches my tongue first. That way you get the full taste of the spread with the same amount of food.