FearfulSymmetry: I'm actually sort of tempted to get Fahrenheit just to see it explode. Somehow the fact that everyone's saying it's terrible kind of makes me want to try it. :P

As for Spectre: I saw it a week ago or so and quite enjoyed it, it was a good film.

CarrionCrow: Evidently, part of being a vampire is having your breasts constantly assaulted by their own miniature gravity fields at all times. Who knew?

ddickinson: I think that is why I can enjoy some b-movies more than big hollywood movies. B-movies don't pretend to be anything other than silly fun, but the hollywood ones always pretend to be something deep and meaningful, when most of the time it is crap.

That game would be fun, especially seeing the guys reactions when they defend the same games but with women eye candy in them.

Hmmm. I can tolerate nonsense sometimes. I hate quick-time events most of the time. Not a big fan of absurd health mechanics, or awful stealth. I hate sex scenes for no reason, that always annoys me, especially in good games that could have told the story without the compulsory nudity or sex scene that does not seem natural or is just thrown in your face. I mean I get it, who doesn't like eye candy, but I get a game for a game, not for eye candy. To be honest, I want to try Fahrenheit just to see how bad it is. I doubt I would play much of it before stopping. I think there is only one game on GOG so far that I just stopped playing as I did not really like the game and that was Mousecraft.

ddickinson: But seriously, who decides to implement jiggle technology? It is the kind of thing a 13 year old boy would think of, not a fully grown adult. :-)

CarrionCrow: Yes, the double standard would be hilarious to witness.

There are two key things to Fahrenheit -

1. David Cage is a hack.
2. David Cage is stuck up his own ass so hard, he's essentially cleaved out a summer home in his own colon.

Put those two things together, and hey look, trainwreck.

ddickinson: So that is is. :-)

But seriously, who decides to implement jiggle technology? It is the kind of thing a 13 year old boy would think of, not a fully grown adult. :-)

ElTerprise: Well i guess the developers wanted to please their target audience :)

ddickinson: I have heard of David Cage, but I don't know too much about him. He seemed to be the usual smug guy who thinks his works are so deep and emotional, but are just overrated and horrible for the most part.

ddickinson: I guess so, but do teenage boys have much money to buy games? :-)

EndreWhiteMane:

AgentBirdnest:

ddickinson: Maybe that is Crow's plan, trick us all into wanting to play it. :-)

CarrionCrow: Think that started heavily around the days of Dead or Alive, with female fighters whose chests were apparently so embarrassed to be there that they tried to leap in all directions to escape, regardless of whether the character was moving in the same direction or not.

I have Bloodrayne beaten, though. I saw jiggle physics at work recently, and where did I see it?
Braveland Pirate. It was one of those things you can't unsee once you notice it. The game's rehashed up to its eyeballs, but someone thought it was important enough to add the jiggle to a female character class when they jump around on the battlefield.

CarrionCrow: The ones for that would be bad games with a history to them...
It's like Slender. You played it, and it was shit...
Master of Orion 3, Leisure Suit Larry Magna Cum Laude, Ultima 9...
Anomaly Defenders...
Then you've got your overblown, overhyped shitpiles like Daikatana and Fahrenheit...
You can also go with titles like Earthworm Jim 3D or Simon the Sorcerer 3D...

CarrionCrow: -laughs- That's just a happy side effect. Bitch of it is, I still need to run through it before I add it to the dead pile.
Oh boy, am I ever looking forward to that...

CarrionCrow: -laughs- That's just a happy side effect. Bitch of it is, I still need to run through it before I add it to the dead pile.
Oh boy, am I ever looking forward to that...