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• 1 HanzKrebs // Nov 21, 2012 at 11:21 am

  @Deus Ex: Human Revolution film director tabbed:
  “I didn’t ask for this” – Deus Ex guy (sue me, i forgot the guy’s name)
  “But i’ll take it… gladly” – Me

  @QOTW:
  I have a list…
  Cthulhu Saves the world (epic fun awesome RPG)
  Terraria (bought for 2.50)
  Space Pirates and Zombies (2.50 as well – all hail Ganben)
  I could go on, but these are the high awesomeness ones!

• 2 DynamicJul // Nov 21, 2012 at 1:09 pm

  Have not yet listened to the podcast, but I thank you very much for the games. Made my crappy day a lot better =D.

• 3 Herr_Alien // Nov 23, 2012 at 3:45 am

  Jordan, glad to hear about the job.

  @Star Citizen hits $4.5M stretch goal
  Jonah, good point on stretch goals. If I ever ever come up with a project that requires funding, and if I put it on Kickstarter, it’ll have all the requirements mentioned, no stretch goals.

  @Black Ops 2 1.03 patch doesn’t fix server issues
  Ah, EA’s way of pushing Origin … just kidding!
  Still, gotta hand it to them the way they do their testing :P. You can test for server outages, bad network conditions, you can test that.
  What can I say, COD lost me at Modern Warfare 2. It became just waay too action movie like. Now, Medal Of Honor, that’s a modern warfare game that I liked!

  @Deus Ex: Human Revolution film director tabbed
  Meh … i liked Mortal Kombat, but that’s pretty much it on games turned into movies.

  @QOTW:
  Ib. Free game, no microtransactions. It went waaay above my expectations, becoming a point of reference for “story and characters beat graphics”.

• 4 Jonah Falcon // Nov 23, 2012 at 8:20 am

  Black Ops 2 is Activision, not Electronic Arts.

• 5 DynamicJul // Nov 24, 2012 at 4:06 am

  @Deus Ex: Human Revolution film director tabbed: Seriously, how many video game movies have been announced and then they run into problems? Just wait until you actually have finished something, and just announce it with a trailer because I’m getting sick of this. Halo, Uncharted, God of War, Castlevania, World of Warcraft, Devil May Cry, Shadow of the Colossus, Bioshock and Gears of War are just a few of the many that will probably never see the light of day.

  @Epic Mickey 2: Seeing as the sequel got pretty much the same reviews as the 1st one which I loved, I will probably end up playing this. Would be pretty excited to play it if I hadn’t like 6 new games which I would like to play.

• 6 jonahfalcon // Nov 24, 2012 at 11:12 am

  Epic Mickey 2 is getting worse reviews, actually.

• 7 Arthur V // Nov 24, 2012 at 8:03 pm

  @Kickstarting the Party

  As fun as Kickstarter sounds, I stay away from it. I am very conservative about how my games are made and frown upon the Rise of Communism in gaming. I still think that Kickstarter is just a passing fad and will eventually wither away.

  @Patchy Black Ops

  Haven’t played multiplayer. Although I own the Xbox 360 version so I should be safe. People expect Xbox games to run well on-line because we pay the Gold Tax and are entitled on it. Maybe PS3 should have had a payed subscription. It’s on-line is a mess compared to Xbox 360. It’s not just Black Ops that runs bad.

  @Deus Ex

  At least it wasn’t Uwe Boll…

  @Taking the Mickey

  Jonah’s right. Epic Mickey 2 is taking a critical beating. It doesn’t matter how many endings you have if your AI partner puts all effort ensuring that you never make it to the end.

  @QOTW

  GunZ Online. I played it back in 2006 before it went freemium. Back then there weren’t that many free on-line games. Especially action games that weren’t MMORPGs. That made GunZ stand out and I sunk a good few life-times into that game. Occasionally I come back there but the smell of nostalgia is not enough to keep me interested for long. Better games to play these days.

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