Recent content by Lord_Fornelius

Is it Powerstone?

Oh, please. I remember 2 weeks ago, that I played Marvel vs. Capcom 2 with a friend of mine, who rarely plays games, and he was obviosly just mashing every button and completely whooped my ass. Even while playing as the characters that I know the moves to.

I think that Marvel vs. Capcom 2 is a fairly overrated game. When you come down to it. It's really just a frantic button-masher.

Is episode 48's game Timber?

There isn't really much of an explanation to put here. Just lists some of you're favorite freeware, shareware, open-source, XBLA, PSN, WiiWare and falsh games that can be categorized as "indie".

If you were to go to a bar, and you orderred a bottle of beer, then when you drink it, you realize that it's not beer but urine. Then you go to the same bar next year, order another beer, and again, you realize that it's still piss. Now, would you go to that same bar again? Of course, any sane...

While I do agree that the controls on your feet feel very sluggish and robotic, I also felt that the controls for being on a skateboard was pretty awkward as well. The problem with it is that in order to speed up, you have to push the A button, while executing tricks requires movement of the...

Personally, I don't really think it's wise to get excited unreleased games, because if the game you were anticipating turns out to be shit, than you're going to be left dissapointed. Despite this however, I can't help but get excited over Bioshock 2, Brutal Legend, APB and Puzzle Quest: Galactrix.

Some of you may recall that last year, I wrote a blog entry where I described, what I thought were, the top 11 overrated games in recent years. I listed Bioshock in the #4 position, saying that the resources and ammunition are near infinite, along with criticsising the combat for focusing too...

You know, I feel that allot of people who believe that GTAIV and/or Fallout 3 are/is the most dissapointing game/games of the year are really nitpicky. Dissliking GTAIV because it's trying to be a serious game, instead of one of cheap, gimmicky thrills that costs $60? For Fallout 3...

I've never played it yet, but to me, Spore seemed like it was a game developed by Peter Molyneux. Allot of anticiptation and promise of being deep and innovative, but underneath it all, it's gameplay and interface is incredibely simple.

Not too long ago, I posted a forum on the website where I asked people's opinion on the new direction that survival-horror games are going since the release of RE4. Allot of people (in the gaming community) believe that these changes to the genre are an improvment, but for me I feel that they...

Every year, there is usually a video game set to be released that makes us excited enough to pre-order the special edition of the said game with all the pointless extras. However, there is a good chance that the said game(s) won't live up to our expectations, leaving us dissapointed in the...

I think think Bioshock has the best introduction. Entering the Bathysphere, whatching Adrew Ryan's introduction to Rapture, see the underwatering utopia, and getting attacked by a Splicer is all very exciting to watch, that would more than likely give you goose-bumps.

Now this may seem like a weird question to you, but let me explain. A game that's in the survival-horror genre is one where you find yourself in the role of someone who is an a location with a spooky atmosphere and has a real limited amount of rescources at his/her disposal. However, ever since...