@amaneuvering Hmm, an Xbox 720 or PS4 TV with built in Directv or whatever the heck your favorite (or available) cable/satellite provider box is... Sounds like a job for Ben Heck! That's actually not a bad idea, truthfully. I'd buy that if it wasn't cheaply made. Might cost alot though.
@Valacan You sure did reply a lot however. What people consider sexy is a matter of one's certain tastes. Giant basketball boobs doesn't do it for me either, it just looks silly to me. I'm sure there are a lot of people that would find some of the male characters sexually appealing. Just because you don't think they are doesn't mean that they aren't. I won't comment on the warriors needing muscles to do what they do because it was just an attempt to label me a caveman.
@Valacan I knew someone was going to eventually hate on the Sorceress. Like the male characers in the game aren't an overly sexualized representation of men.
Yeah I wasn't all that thrilled with Rage. Played it, got bored, and eventually sold it back to Gamestop. Mostly because it was pretty bland and they basically seperated the Racing and driving around and the shooting on foot completely seperate "worlds". They should have been seemless, and melded together. I would like to see a Doom 4 though. I still have a lot of love for id. At the very least it's good to hear they scrapped the scripted-heavy DOOM 4. That wouldn't have done well. Put some drivable vehicles in DOOM 4 id!
This is great, I LOVE these games. I played the first game at Six Flags, which was the only place I knew of that to play it. When MAME finally came out I was pleasantly suprised that there was a SEQUEL! Now I can play these whenever I want on my HDTV. Hell yes.
I bought System Shock 2 when it was new. I thought it dragged a bit too much so I eventually gave up on it, and very stupidly sold it to Gamestop (when they actually bought PC games) with a bunch of other games I didn't want at the time. Back then I guess I liked playing through a game quickly, and anything that hindered me from that I'd get bored of real fast. Skip ahead a few years I'm feeling the regret of basically giving that game away. Finally got it back and working on Windows 7 a year ago, and have just recently finished playing it about 2 or 3 weeks ago. Spectacular game. Even for how old it is and how dated the graphics are, the gameplay and the atmosphere just makes all of that irrelevant. System Shock 2 was just a great game. I don't finish many games..I get bored really easily, System Shock 2 kept me immersed and entertained. Here's to HOPING for the return of SHODAN.
@axelx666 It wouldn't be Carmageddon without the ability to run over people with wreckless abandon...They'll keep it in, trust me. The whole point of the article is to let the fans know they will not be hindered buy too-cautious publishers.
Yet another "government official" wasting everyone's time. Parents just need to do their jobs and RAISE their children. You can't just set them in front of the television (babysitter) and get all bent out of shape when little Timmy sees zombies eating people or Sub Zero ripping someones head off (you bought him the game you idiot). There's also more to it than just monitoring what they see, you have to teach values and actually talk to them. Quite honestly, mature gamers might be better parents because we kind of have a handle on what's going on in the industry and pop culture in general when it comes to mature content. There are parents out there that have no clue when it comes to video games, and buy whatever their child asks for. My child will not be able to pull the wool over my eyes when he asks to play Bayonetta or Resident Evil at 5 or 6 years old because I know what those games consist of...AND I KNOW HOW TO WORK THE F***ING PARENTAL CONTROLS ON THE F***ING CONSOLE!
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