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Those guys what does that thar Dragon Ball Z Abridged. Pure Comedy Gold. Also Thunderf00t His "Why's do people laugh at Creationist?" is quite entertaining. Haven't watched in a while though. jefmajor does some pretty worthwhile LP's.

I only played a little of the first game, but even between the first and second they made strides with the mechanics of shooting. I just feel they didn't do enough and it's not as good as the other parts of the otherwise great game. I would certainly consider the game better as a whole if there was less shooting, but that's just me. Like literally I think that's just me.

For anyone that still doesn't see what's wrong with that RPG gif, watch the reload animation carefully. His arm freaks out for a second towards the end of it. All I have to say is I hope they either improve the shooting or greatly lessen the amount of it in the game. Uncharted 2 was almost nothing but sub-par gunplay, everything but the gun play is great, but for some reason it all (graphics excluded) takes second seat to the amount of shooting needed to be done.

In that case, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duff_Beer

Half-Life has the platforming and puzzle solving though, in an area that is effectively a road block yes, but it's a way of breaking up the action with something to do other than walk to more action. Regardless of being able to take a long or short route to the same area with once again nothing to do but look at scenary. It's not just that the corridor is wider, it's that there is something within the corridor.

I've never really had to deal with it, and the only time I've done peer pressure is similar to jayseven's story, except my friend doesn't cave if he doesn't want to. It's more of a do this because we told you to and it's funny to our drunk asses rather than do this to be cool.

Duff? I've no clue what that means. As far as what I've heard Mafia II is pretty good.

Yes, but there is a difference between a little bit of adventure/platforming in a pseudo non-linear area (such as what one might find in Half-Life or Halo (not the platforming bit)) than just another corridor with nothing but a few pretty backdrops to see as you head somewhere else.

Peer Pressure is the best thing. Without I couldn't half heartedly make fun of my friends for being different, because we all know diversity is evil. Don't give in to peer pressure though, just make fun of them for not drinking what you're drinking.

I think I broke my foot. Not literally, but it really really fucking hurts, and it hurts more when I move it around.

Harsh but true. Then again the friends I make fun of generally throw it right back, and we all have a good laugh. As for beer being sweet, most aren't but I have had a few sweet beers. Such as this, It had quite a sweet flavor to it.

I've beaten it, and they do reference Earth (a separate planet from Vekta, so even the first game is 'in space') ergo Helghan is a different planet...in space. Outside of the prologue, sections not involving shooting are short linear paths with nothing to distract from the fact that all you're doing is heading towards the next battle.

I like Dark Lagers mostly. Budweiser is about the most tolerable of what comes in a can. (Excluding Guinness). Generally though if it comes in a can I don't bother with it. Beer is certainly an acquired taste though, I didn't really like it until I got smashed on some local Ale, although I don't really like it that much compared to a nice Lager or Guinness. Cider is always a good fall back though, even if it's non-alcoholic.

Scans have also hit the web but are being removed pretty quickly, it's certainly better looking than SR2. There was also a blurb stating that the movie Shoot Em' Up was a influence....this blurb was attached to what looked like a gun fight while falling through the air using a human shield. Immense.

New details are hitting. http://www.destructoid.com/saints-row-3-co-op-gun-upgrades-no-online-multiplayer-195936.phtml Certainly can't say I'm bummed about the loss of multiplayer, did anyone even play it? Co-op should be a hoot though. It's also set to be the cover story in April's Game Informer.

I don't see how Fearow can be majestic, to me it's always looked like a ragged scavenger that barely gets through the day alive. Anyway, I would most certainly choose Mr. Fish.

The only reason I keep either one of them is for the simple fact that they can fly. Otherwise they're left unused.

Well, like KZ2, KZ3 is also pretty much shit outside of a passable multiplayer. At least they got rid of the bullshit boss fight, but the story is still pretty atrocious and the gameplay, is basically Call of Duty in space with no stop in the action, like Call of Duty. Non stop wears pretty thin after a while. It's why other games(Halo Uncharted GoW) have sections devoid of enemies. Though, Uncharted 2 towards the end.....well that's off subject. Online is...fun I guess. I'm not big with multiplayer, but it doesn't immediately lose my attention.

I enjoyed the first movie, but I'm not so sure about this one.

BIDOOF!!!!!!!!! My god Bidoof needs to die a thousand of the most painful deaths.

Over on the right under Game Details they list additional DRM. FC2 has SecuROM with a 5 Activation limit, nothing is listed for the others. Ubisofts newer games are worse off though with their always connected to the internet scheme, though I think they've turned that into a verification.

It's been officially announced. Hopefully we can get some naked skydiving gameplay soon just to reassure us the game is still planning on being fun.

Left 4 Drunk. Play L4D take a drink every time you kill a special infected.

Guess who has two thumbs a new PStriple and no job? This guy! That works better in person when you can see me point to myself with my two thumbs.

Ehhhh. It's just really more of the same. It looks better, they certainly improved aspects of their engine, and their network code (though I hate not having a server browser). But basic mechanics like still seem a little off, aiming is better than what it was (though I haven't played KZ2 is ages so I don't know if they made more improvements to that or not) but still feels odd. That may just be me getting use to the controller still though. The story and acting is still pants though. Shotgun Pistol awesome. Game not saving what weapons I had after I quit and come back to play later pretty freakin un-awesome. I'm glad the game was free.