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Oh really? Hmmm… What should I do with this newfound power?
4·10 months agoDredd 2012 is underrated in my honest opinion.
I tend to do my absolute best to not become a major fan of anyone anymore, as it has led me to disappointment many times before. But Alex Garland has turned out a couple of movies that I really liked. 28 Days Later, Sunshine, Dredd, Ex Machina, and Annihilation. The concept of this one is quite intriguing. I might even go and see it in a movie theater. And I haven’t done that since The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies.
3·11 months agoI love this song so much! It’s one that I used to play while playing it often while gaming.
Just be glad they made OS software and not condoms when they first started. The later would have had them laying limp quite quickly.
7·11 months agoI figure most of us on here were teens or adults when Minecraft came out, leading to why no one has mentioned it yet. Great game back in the day though.
I think you meant to say ‘relatively based.’ All of these are strong games.
This is in my top 10 favorite games of my childhood. Loved this game so much! It blew my mind as a kid that you could maneuver your units around while sieging a castle. Even more so, was the fact that there were many different castle/fort maps to battle on. I was expecting it to be an automated battle when sieging. This game shined in its gameplay mechanics.
22·11 months agoBoth apply.
Nice try EA.
If you don’t learn from others’ mistakes, you are bound to make the same mistakes yourself.
PSA: Trailers are made to look amazing. The actual gameplay is the most important content when judging if a game is worth following. But even gameplay can and has been removed or changed before a videogame is released. But most importantly…
DO NOT BUY PRE-ORDERS OR FIRST DAY BUYS!! The videogame industry has shown time and time again that they “will have to patch the game AFTER the game release, to actually make it a full and functional videogame” Give it time. You might just save yourself a headache and the loss of $40-$70.
And this is exactly why OG Blizzard (WarCraft 1 (1994) to StarCraft 2 (2010)) was so beloved. They saw that they could stand to make games that lasted well past their 1 - 2 years after launch, in making them money long term.
Blizzard Entertainment leaders were often quoted as saying, “It’s ready when it’s ready.”, and “We won’t release it until it meets our standards.” Hell… it even became a meme that they would be asked when a game would be coming out, and they would just reply with “Soon.”
Sure. This looks appropriate. But how does it stay on?
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You had me a “gay sex”
spoiler
…to not look it up.
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