It's a sad day when Kotaku gets a story after GameSpot.
Oh how I pine for Kronos, if they could do steampunk as well as they did cyberpunk...
If the arms dealer is unstoppable then what's the point in playing!
Are co-op games the new WWII FPS?
Isn't every clip on gamevideos.com stop-motion? Hur hur.
@Anthropomancer: Hey! You guys have an edit button now!?
How does performing necessary, everyday bodily functions make one narcissistic?
Woah, an Amy Winehouse sim!
*hasn't read title*
@PreachingLlama: Well then I guess I'm lucky in that I'm in Ireland where nothing is frowned upon, provided there's a session afterwards!
Now being displayed at Panic at the Disco gigs everywhere!
Army of Two!? Clearly a reference to Hitler and Mussolini, BAAAAN!
I have to laugh at a country that broadcasts hardcore porn in between kids shows but balks at anything that might bring back notions of ze war. Because you know, that shit corrupts.
@excaliburps: At the end, you're sucked into a vortex thing and turn into that horned child. Or something, I've only completed it once and have only gone back for specific fights. I should really play it through again!
Anywho, wherever they are it doesn't look anything like the garden on top of the building where they were left!
I don't want a Sex and the City MMO, thx.
For some reason the two frames of "Allow me to expand" made me laugh. As did Nero being a twat. Good stuff.
@NoBullet: Bear in mind I didn't say it was a mediocre GTA clone, but that's the attitude reflected in sales: GTA:SA - 12 million, Saint's Row - 1.4 million.
Either the game can be forgotten as another mediocre GTA clone or it can be remembered fondly for all its funny little foibles. Like a retarded relative of sorts.
@Wyld: Hey I never mentioned him once, I was talking about communists!
Anywho, I'm not going to trade barbs, or in this case hideously flawed and illogical analogies based on some silly little urchin who put a piece of foam in a box.
@Wyld: Err, I don't think cutting pieces of foam could be considered a career, so I don't know where the work spiel is coming from!
Everyone has their own little obsessions and hobbies and that's perfectly fine. It's when people feel the need to broadcast it to The Internets in a show of "look at me, adulate me for doing X" that it stops being a personal pastime and starts being poor attention seeking.
I mean I don't send in pictures of all the LazyTown Stephanie life size cardboard cutouts I collect, that'd just be downright silly!
Typically anything Mr. Boll says is ripe for derision, but in this case... Spielberg is terrible, and after seeing Harrison Ford's attitude towards Blade Runner ("It was just a job") I wish not-nice things upon him.
But I don't want to look uncool in front of the internet, so booo Uwe! I'm rad.
He... cut out a piece of foam and put it in a briefcase he didn't make himself.
Obsession: For Communists
Saying "We don't like to post eBay things" becomes a bit redundant when it's done almost bi-daily. Unless there's a lot of masochism at Kotaku Towers.
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