Need for Speed should be given to Rockstar Games. The main reason being is that we need a new NfS: [...]
Need for Speed should be given to Rockstar Games. The main reason being is that we need a new NfS: Underground, but EA's racing studios would frig up the sub-franchise, they would focus too mush on the Autolog and having exotic super cars in it, rather then being to the culture of underground racing in which it's as much about visual customisation then is about the porformance of the cars. No one get culture like Rockstar and that scene is so deep and great for video games.
Sonic should be given to criterion, if they structured the games like a cross between a racer and a platformer [...]
Sonic should be given to criterion, if they structured the games like a cross between a racer and a platformer and not just a walk fast'em'up like recent sonics then they would have an instant game of the year.
Well... in every GTA that allows it, I'll carjack someone with a passenger and drive them around shooting at people [...]
Well... in every GTA that allows it, I'll carjack someone with a passenger and drive them around shooting at people and getting chased by the cops. In San Andreas the flying car cheat allowed me to quickly strand them at the top of Mt. Chiliad, in GTA 4 I could bail out of the car and watch them either fly out the window, catch fire with the car, explode or just fall in the ocean, when they try to swim back I lob grenades at them.
I just have to say, stealing everything from one man's house and dumping it in a lake? Nothing. When I [...]
I just have to say, stealing everything from one man's house and dumping it in a lake? Nothing. When I first joined the thieves' guild in Oblivion, I went to fence some stuff to Ongar the World Weary. Nobody said or did anything to upset me. Not a single one of them did me any wrong. But on a whim, I decided to steal everything. Not just from the bar, not just from one person, but in all of Bruma. Every home, every business, the castle, the barracks, the prison cell, and even the stables.
Utilizing the glitch that allowed you to knock Shadowmere out then use her as a pack mule, I loaded it all into her inventory then proceeded to the nearest oblivion gate, went through the same process to unload all of it while I was standing close enough to the gate to enter it without having to move, and then proceeded to dump it all out and drop each item, one by one, into a lake of lava. Of course I then went through and removed the sigil stone, removing any hopes of Bruma's poor inhabitants ever seeing their things again.
Okay, I got one. In Spider-man 2, there was a move where you could grab someone and hold them by [...]
Okay, I got one.
In Spider-man 2, there was a move where you could grab someone and hold them by their collar. After i maxed out all my stats and was just stopping random crimes at the end of the game, I decided to find a small gang and start messing with them. I wouldn't beat them up, oh no. I'd grab them, one by one, swing as high as I could go and then drop them, right in the middle of the whole gang. I would keep doing this and slowly widdle their numbers down until there was only one left. I would grab him, take him to the highest rooftop and stand near the edge and let them know that they were the lucky one. I would drop him on the rooftop, beat him to near death and then swing away. It was a good day.
