Recent content by UncleWesker

I keep seeing a lot of complaints about the time limit. People do realize that it can be completely ignored in favor of whatever you want right? That is one of my favorite things about both Dead Rising games. You can completely decide how you want the game to play out, rescue all the survivors...

I won the game and I did enjoy a large portion of it. But I'd say anyone that hates it has the right to do so. A lot of things were overlooked that could have been improved upon. And the final chapter is essentially an excuse to drag the game out for 2 more hours. The puzzles were interesting...

The one point I disagree with is when he claims the game is a button masher. While this is true of most fighting games, it is not of Super Smash Bros. Simply because the combos are to simple and the arenas are large. When combos are large button sequences strung together it's possible to...

I think "System Shock 2" was one of the scariest games I've ever played. I simply love that game, because it manages to keep up the atmosphere nearly until the end. Sadly, the end becomes more of a standard shooter and drops the "fear" aspect of the game for me. Same goes for "Call of Cthulhu -...

It seems like it's becoming more difficult to promote fear in games. Many games that are meant to be scary end up being more action oriented. Why? To make money. And with the not so recent change of the Resident evil series to a more action oriented gaming series I've began to wonder. Can scary...

Didn't anyone else find the "CoD4 never sacrifices gameplay for story or vice versa" bit funny. Mainly because of the image. But still.

I couldn't help but think of a real life boss. Now that would be enjoyable.

This ones a little childish. But alot of people find it funny. A guy walks into a bar and sits down. The bartender looks depressed so he asks him, "What's wrong?" The bartender says, "My pianist canceled last minute." So the guy takes a tiny mann the size of a ruler out of his pocket. The...

The greater good? Hmm... that's a tricky one. You see to me the greater good can't be achieved through the suffering of others. The only true way to work for the greater good is through self-sacrifice.

Well, the number of bad games would skyrocket. However it would open up those hidden gems. Games you need to dig deep to find.

Playing the remake of the original Resident Evil and going through the familiar dog hallway prepared to face an onslaught of vicious mutant canines. You get closer to the window and tense up. You begin to move at a faster pace praying to god you can outrun the monstrosities. You run past the...

Hard to say. I rarely play a game that I don't have fun with at some point or other. But the last game I played that was fun from beginning to end was Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. I only picked it up recently but damn that's a fun game.

I gotta say that even though I enjoyed the game I agree with him on most major points.