@WayByWind: Well, technically, Warhawk was already a sequel to Warhawk. (Warhawk was originally a PS1 title) Maybe Warhawk PS3 was original branded Warhawk 2, and this is just an early poster?
Still, this looks interesting, to say the least.
Nice gallery!
Now for the complaint: having the legend in the alt tag (instead of the oh so insightful "Click to view image") would save our time and your bandwidth.
this kind of gallery really does not work when you have 118 pictures. As you get further down the list you have to scroll all the way down, click, scroll all the way up and repeat.
I'd prefer if they were just thumbnails that linked to the full picture so i could open them all in seperate tabs.
@Gantz: Your Trusted Friend in Science.: I was thinking the same thing until i realized I could just hit next, instead of scrolling down to the next pic.
@Gantz: Your Trusted Friend in Science.: Your gonna kick yourself, but notice that the thumbnail image on the right has "Next>>>" written on it. well if you click it it takes you to the next image.
That was an eyeful: But my observations were (purely my opinion of course :P)
there's an awful lot of XMBs on most people's TV screen pics.
The guy in charge of the sims reminds me of my old place when I was at uni and living by myself.
Sid Meier's office reminds me of my dad's office for some reason.
The Capcom guys work in cubicles that look like they're part of a TV set.
You can tell the presence of a woman at some homes makes a huge difference. Also the neatest desk is number 28. (my wife would love that but my home office when I work from home just makes a massive mess think an AVID editing suite, an MBP, and a desktop competing for space).
Also nice house Mr Garriot.
And Ken Levine likes Barbara Gordon.
p.s. weren't the last three pics the same as last year?
You have no idea how awesome I find this to be.
Thank you Kotaku. Just thank you.
And it was cool to see that everybody owned both Xbox 360s and PS3s, no matter if they were first party or not. Just goes to show that while you may develop games for just one boss, you can at least appreciate games from any source as long as they are fun.
Something that fanboys need to wrap their heads around.
@Ben Nadler: Believe me outside the internet there are no real fanboys that spew bile. You'll meet plenty of them who are real friendly and have a preference of one over the other but still are real nice :).
@aubreyAubrey: It's a strange game as it starts at a point that would be close to the end of most board game. Right from the start several factions are very close to victory and will win if others do not work purposfully against them. In a way it is good because it is frantic, but it also makes it a not very fun game as playing it in a somewhat laid back way will result in someone winning very very fast.
@RicoTheSaboteur: I agree there are factions who, when played traditionally, are harder to win with, but if you play with all the optional rules the game is more balanced.
I love the game because it so exactly captures the political climate of the book without compromising important details. It's no Risk: Dune Edition (though that might be a good idea).
@FatFrank: I have a tall friend with back problems who does that. Before that he used one of these strange chair where you are in a kind of kneeled position, but he switched to the ball and is happy with itas far as I know.
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Still, this looks interesting, to say the least.
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Now for the complaint: having the legend in the alt tag (instead of the oh so insightful "Click to view image") would save our time and your bandwidth.
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That is pure love, my friends.
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I'd prefer if they were just thumbnails that linked to the full picture so i could open them all in seperate tabs.
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there's an awful lot of XMBs on most people's TV screen pics.
The guy in charge of the sims reminds me of my old place when I was at uni and living by myself.
Sid Meier's office reminds me of my dad's office for some reason.
The Capcom guys work in cubicles that look like they're part of a TV set.
You can tell the presence of a woman at some homes makes a huge difference. Also the neatest desk is number 28. (my wife would love that but my home office when I work from home just makes a massive mess think an AVID editing suite, an MBP, and a desktop competing for space).
Also nice house Mr Garriot.
And Ken Levine likes Barbara Gordon.
p.s. weren't the last three pics the same as last year?
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Thank you Kotaku. Just thank you.
And it was cool to see that everybody owned both Xbox 360s and PS3s, no matter if they were first party or not. Just goes to show that while you may develop games for just one boss, you can at least appreciate games from any source as long as they are fun.
Something that fanboys need to wrap their heads around.
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One of the best adaptations of a novel ever.
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I love the game because it so exactly captures the political climate of the book without compromising important details. It's no Risk: Dune Edition (though that might be a good idea).
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Too. Many. Jokes.
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/RightShoulderDevil
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