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What's that supposed to mean? The Adventure games are little more than a couple of sub-par(and even that's being pretty generous) games that have aged poorly. Colours and Generations had their issues but personally I thought they were pretty good games that were far superior to either of the Advent...

SuitCase hired me to copy-edit a lot of the site and shop stuff ages ago. I have nothing to do with the comic, it sucks.

Thank you.

Everyone who made suggestions in this thread will now not be banned.

I'm "doing" podcasts at the moment.

I've been listening to lots of This American Life, because everyone tells me to, and it's more interesting than not, but there's something irritating about it. It's a bit... nice.

Are there any game podcasts that don't suck?

How misogynist is this on a scale of 1 to Gibbon?

It looks like literally the worst thing of all time, ever, literally.

Obviously when I say the plots are identical I don't mean they're identical, you fish-fondling fruitcake!!!!!! I just mean they're identical.

I haven't seen either movie in a couple of years, but: The Incredibles and Up both open with prologues set in a better time. A montage passes (accompanied by newsreel footage and spinning newspapers!) showing the transition of the better time to the modern day's inferior time. The protagonist then j...

Up has exactly the same plot as The Incredibles, too, even opening with the archived news footage.

Why should they be forced or expected to write stories with characters of a particular gender, race, or creed? This is the weirdest part of your non-argument. Putting aside the charged word 'forced' (no one is suggesting we actually legislate any of this), it doesn't seem unreasonable to ask things...

I feel I ought to clarify my previous point about finding Pixar too conservative. I don't simply mean it's conservative politically, which it is. It's mainly that I find Pixar conservative creatively. For all their wit and class, I find the stories very, erm, "normal". Give me forest spirits any day...

What does it mean to have "zero respect for political ideology"? Why do you ask if you're sexist if you have no respect for arguments for or against sexism? Do you accept that what you call a "holy war" might actually have a useful purpose? There's nothing inherently sexist about making a movie with...

I've never really been completely in love with Pixar for two reasons. 1. I infinitely prefer beautiful 2D animation (Ghibli, Chomet et al) over beautiful 3D animation. 2. Pixar is, to my mind, for all its cutting-edge techno-genius, weirdly conservative. They tell old-fashioned, nostalgic, backward-...

I was really hoping Brave was going to be the Pixar Mononoke. But I don't think it will be. I know Valve were kind of ripping off Pixar in the first place, ^ What is that implying? It clearly means "I know Valve didn't invent this style, so I'm not giving them the credit for it", you mental midget!

^ PIXAR isn't making this. Disney is. . I wasn't implying they were, you fish-fondling fruitcake!!! I think it's more an issue of the TF2 Heavy, Ralph, and various Pixar characters all tapping into the same base "lummox character" design and movement that animators have been using for 70 years or s...

I know Valve were kind of ripping off Pixar in the first place, but Zangief and Ralph both look and move exactly like the Heavy from TF2.

Green Gibbon! wrote:It isn't really quirky, though. It is my favorite Xbox 1 game, and still actually the only game from Double Fine that I've ever particularly liked.

But it's not especially quirky.

This is the video game industry. The only requisite for perceived quirkiness is a lack of space marines.

I said it was quirky, didn't I?

Green Gibbon! wrote:Can Psychonauts be considered an indie game?

It's quirky, non-commercial and a bit shit*, so therefore meets all the modern-day criteria for "indie" and has been retrofitted accordingly.

* But look how quirky it is!

I think I'd rather a soundtrack without Jurassic Five than with Cold.

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No, I'm English. And so is that English-speaking cat.

Delphine wrote:Three cats are competing in a race. There's an American cat named "one two three", a German cat named "ein zwei drei", and a French cat named "un deux trois".

The American cat is obviously supposed to be a British cat!!!!!!!

I got up at 12:30pm today.