Donovan PuppyfuckerA dagger in the dark isworth a thousand swords in the morningRegistered Userregular
I played the demo of Fahrenheit a couple of times, it looked quite interesting. Then I heard from multiple sources that it was bad, so I never bothered following up on it.
How bad is it, on a scale of 1 (E.T. the extraterrestrial) to 10 (Resident Evil 4 my favourite game of all time)?
Hmmm, again, not having played his games, he seems sort of like a Molyneux figure, he's got ideas that are interesting, but the execution doesn't live up to the premise. Which is still something I like
He has some interesting ideas, and then a lot of ideas that seem to be "imagine if videogames had all these bits in that have been done over and over in movies already, that would be really original"
I say this having enjoyed Indigo Prophecy even after the point when the dude vaults onto the train (or bus, whatever it was), but maybe not by the time the plot exploded like an egg in a microwave.
I don't regret playing Heavy Rain, but I really have no motivation to play it again to see how differently things can turn out.
David Cage is a man who has interesting ideas but cannot help but execute them in half-assed ways. Plus he insists on writing the plots himself and he suffers from George Lucas syndrome, where he just knows he's so awesome and amazing that he refuses to let anyone chime in on what he's writing and say "Uh, maybe that isn't a good idea."
And then there's the thing about his ego having its own ZIP code.
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Heavy rain is bad
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MaddocI'm Bobbin Threadbare, are you my mother?Registered Userregular
All of his games are bad.
But they're bad in some fairly unique ways for videogames and are almost worth checking out as a sort of exhibit on how creative elements of other mediums don't necessarily translate well into interactive media. Like they're worth checking out specifically because they're bad, because the why and how of them being bad is interesting from a design perspective.
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Basically, play David Cage games for literally the opposite reason of why David Cage thinks you ought to play them.
Also buy them at a steep discount because they're interesting but not that fucking interesting.
I didn't know Indiegala had several bundles going, but this one seemed pretty alright? ~3 bucks is ok for just Freddy's and a couple of the others seem interesting (and do have good reviews on steam) as well imo.
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But they're bad in some fairly unique ways for videogames and are almost worth checking out as a sort of exhibit on how creative elements of other mediums don't necessarily translate well into interactive media. Like they're worth checking out specifically because they're bad, because the why and how of them being bad is interesting from a design perspective.
just play swery games instead, where he knows they're kinda insane and bad, but he's so charming and the games are funny
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I...don't know how to feel about this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYJU3qybniE
PSN: Robo_Wizard1
Steam: MightyPotatoKing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0t0uCWjQ6Og
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How bad is it, on a scale of 1 (E.T. the extraterrestrial) to 10 (Resident Evil 4 my favourite game of all time)?
That has got to be one of the greatest glitches ever.
Steam: MightyPotatoKing
But they're dumb in an occasionally entertaining way that nobody else is really doing, so I'm glad that he keeps doing it
Shine on you crazy diamond
I say this having enjoyed Indigo Prophecy even after the point when the dude vaults onto the train (or bus, whatever it was), but maybe not by the time the plot exploded like an egg in a microwave.
David Cage is a man who has interesting ideas but cannot help but execute them in half-assed ways. Plus he insists on writing the plots himself and he suffers from George Lucas syndrome, where he just knows he's so awesome and amazing that he refuses to let anyone chime in on what he's writing and say "Uh, maybe that isn't a good idea."
And then there's the thing about his ego having its own ZIP code.
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But they're bad in some fairly unique ways for videogames and are almost worth checking out as a sort of exhibit on how creative elements of other mediums don't necessarily translate well into interactive media. Like they're worth checking out specifically because they're bad, because the why and how of them being bad is interesting from a design perspective.
Also buy them at a steep discount because they're interesting but not that fucking interesting.
I should pick that up again. Let me know what server or whatever they're called you're on. I'll start up a dude and run around punching things with ya
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Sweet.
Now Gearbox, where's my key? (Community Day preoder stuff)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-L-G1q_0L8
this looks like a high-quality garry's mod video
I think they merged the servers or some such
I have no idea why.
just play swery games instead, where he knows they're kinda insane and bad, but he's so charming and the games are funny
This game is great
I am unfortunately terrible at it, and cannot use the bola to save my life, so I probably won't play much more of it
But it's real pretty, even on my shitty machine, and Nuna and Fox are adorable
maybe I'll wait for a sale
It's short, it's tough to aim the bola, but it's far more worth your time to play it to the end than reading anymore about David goddamn cage.
But uh, yeah. Not gonna pay $80 AUD for it. Origin!