Recent content by Pietho

I don't care for his music, it's the same corporate anthem garbage you get form Lady GaGa or any of the other pop stars we won't remember in ten years. That being said, I admire his hard work. It takes a tremendous amount of energy, work and skill to function and be successful at his level...

World of Goo Just can't get past the name. Part of my brain always says, "Listen, if you guys aren't going to take this serious than why should I", while another part is playing 70's porn movie guitar riff.

In reality, with the gaming industry making so much money and churning out (that's really the only way you can destribe it) game after game people are looking for something better. They don't know what it is, they couldn't describe it to you if you put a gun to their head, but they want...

My partner would be the Paladin from Diablo II and I think we'd be just fine. Not only can he heal me and make my defenses or attacks or resistances better, he's got some very impressive aura powers that make him hell on earth in a fight. On the down side, I'd have more fights that most folks...

I Second That Notion. Not thinking about what you are typing on a forum is tantamount to walking up to a total stranger and mouthing off to them. My "fix" for those heated Forum conversations is to write out what I want to say in a note pad, go get a cup of coffee and a biscuit and come back...

I have actually noticed this more in Console games than in PC titles, but the ratio of good to bad sequels are pretty bad; not as bad as movie sequels but still pretty bad. There are still some sequels for beloved video games that were really good. Some of these games were panned due to one...

It's all a matter of perspective. To "win" the war a nuclear strike was not required. To ensure that we NEVER have to fight Japan again; it was a necessity. Just like the killing of British officers was a necessity during the American Revolution. We could have won the war without doing so (in...

Sacred 2, or any of the Elderscrolls series; huge open worlds with lots of history and variety.

Kabuto (from Giants: Citizen Kabuto). That's it, just Capcom Vs. Kabuto. He's a running, jumping, pummeling fighter who holds his own against two armies. That is, if he gets to stay the same size as he is in the game, round 30 feet tall or so.

Borderlands - Cliff exploring in the Deep Fathoms. I jumped form the ledge I was on to a lower one and fell through the cliff out the bottom of the overhang and died. - OLD HAVEN: Got killed by a Badass Engineer that I couldn't see because he was fused with a wall. - Playing a soldier...

You have every PC game ever made, in mint condition with all manuals and swag, and you have an NES, which you trade in for a PC which won't run the games because they're all PS3 titles so you trade in your PC for a PS3 but you can't play them because you have XBOX 360 titles which you trade in...

My last three games were Borderlands, Sacred Gold and Peggle Nights... so I'm a soldier, fighting the Evil soreceror Shaddar while balancing on Pegs and trying to to be dropped into oblivion by a randomly bouncing ball? Actually, that might make a good 2D platformer.

It's 9-11; it's a date, not a fast food chain or a convenience store.

1) I am a high functioning sociopath. 2) Princess Diana's death was a death... it was all the people who made something out of it that turned it into an event. People are cannables, eating up the over hyped emotions generated by another's death so they can stop feeling hollow inside. 3)...

An army of zombie lancers. That'll do.