Nolan

Stainless steel is pretty much the most common alloy associated with resisting corrosion though, so it's what came to mind.

Are you saying steel can be evolved so it doesn't rust? Amazing, I think we should call it Stainless Steel.

I caught one of them with a great ball. Surprised the hell out of me when it worked.

I don't see what Elliott Gould has to do with anything.

Without having played any of the GBA games, I would say that HG/SS would be very good places to start.

That's not a monkey, it's a gorilla.

Yea, remember the Resident Evil 5 debacle.

Did you not see: It's already happened.

Hmm I think I'll wait for Grey in that case

Ffffff uck.

Gale of Darkness and Platinum.

Ehhhhh They've got quite a bit to make up for from the second game. I can suspend disbelief, but there are some parts of that game that just don't cut it. It was fun regardless.

Well, the outcome is always going to one of 3 choices, you win (via murdering everything) you die, or you run on through (not always applicable). In Halo, you'll get a checkpoint 10 seconds before you drive into a battle, if you die in that battle and restart at the checkpoint EVERYTHING is the same, then you drive back into the battle and try for one of the outcomes. One time you might drive in and get blown up, another you might drive in and run everything over. It differs on what the enemy does as much as on what you do.

However, in Halo those variables can be consistent and fights will still vary considerably compared to other games even if the variables change in other games.

What he is saying is that in Halo, you can play the same battle multiple times and it won't play out the same way twice (of course with exceptions). It doesn't even matter if you have the same equipment as before (like you died and restarted at the checkpoint) it won't be the same as last time. Just using a different weapon isn't really the same in most other games. In HL2 my playstyle only changes with the Gravity Gun (which isn't very good for combat anyways) Crowbar and when there are special enemies that denote such a change.

I think you're both a little bit crazy, but that's okay. Things do get slowly explained, but it is hard to follow. There are other things that never get explained (which kinda makes sense really) like the creation of the Gates. I'm doubtful either of you would be willing, but I've heard it makes more sense the second time (although I think I got along with it fine). The second season adds a bit more and is easier to follow though.

Welsh. 10char

He is kind of correct, but that doesn't stop me from loving the music art and pure fun gameplay of TWEWY.

The only time I dislike choice is when I'm not sure what choice to make to get the result I want. Ergo, I save and make choices.

I fully support this idea.

Yes I now concur. Also of note is the poorly translated(yay google) original page where I believe the makers says he just didn't finish by april 1st but didn't want the work to go to waste (he typed up quite a bit about how everything worked)

I'd buy my crap to if I wasn't broke and unemployed. So Nyuh!

What CGI renders? This is something real(as in physically). And what are "those" that copyright/licensing applies to?

Thats generally the appeal. It's fun, and with the relatively dynamic AI no two battles will be the same which gives it great replay.

http://kotaku.com/5510693//gallery/gallery/1 If it isn't real, someone went overboard with this mockup and made their own prototype.