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Comments made by Sanzee.
 
 
4 hours ago
Mmm...
Mushrooms...

I mean Mushroom Wars. View
1 day 16 hours ago
Oh Man
This guy probably knows what he's talking about, but why is he smoking and wearing sunglasses inside? View
6 days 17 hours ago
@Sub4Dis

100,000 sperm and you were the fastest? View
6 days 17 hours ago
Well
I'm happy for Sony. Everyone seems to be doing well though. Except the Wii. But wii don't really care... View
6 days 17 hours ago
I disagree
My girlfriend is fun, buddy. View
6 days 17 hours ago
Mininova Reborn as TorrentZap
Come on guys, keep up. Mininova was killed but before it died, it had a baby... TorrentZap.com!

Arggh, there be the wenches and rum me mateys! View
18 days 18 hours ago
Hmm...
I agree that this article lacks a strong foundation to support its claims but in comparison to your comment, it looks like it belongs in next month's game informer. Why don't you explain your views on the issue rather than call the opposing console by witless names. I'm not trying to attack you here, but you're comments are only hurting yourself. So if you would, please share your opinion without the use of the words FLOPBOX, 54.2%, or M$. Thanks man. View
18 days 18 hours ago
Bad Habits
I hate when articles begin with the words "IS" or "WILL". For example, Console A "WILL" pwn Console B in 2010. IS and WILL are absolute words. They should only be used when the editor has the facts to back them up. Now the 360 may very well beat the PS3 in the UK this christmas, but global recession and coupon voucers don't prove that. Capiche? View
19 days 7 hours ago
Developer History
High Moon Studios games:

Dark Watch (PS2, Xbox)
The Bourne Conspiracy (PS3, Xbox 360)

Yeah, I'm sure Transformers: Battle for Cybertron is in good hands -_- View
21 days 19 hours ago
Trippy
Duplication. Or the Article Clone Wars have begun! Nope, not likely. Nor is such a thing even possible outside of the Star Wars universe so I'm going to shut my mouth and stop blabbering on about pointless speculation, because despite the rediculousness of my comment, it still does not compare to the mistake you've made. Good luck on future submissions :)

Sanzee out. View
21 days 20 hours ago
A little late there champ...
But WERD none-the-less :) View
23 days 9 hours ago
Hit or Miss
@Bubbles

I suppose I can see where you're coming from. I do not agree with you but I can most certainly sympathize with you. The game does move a little slow. It's not like other video games: one huge action set peice after another. In Assassin's Creed II, you're reliving history. Most of the world at that time looked the same. The Dark Ages were a sh*tty time to live in, but despite hhaving such a bland environmental setting I feel Ubisoft really made this franchise shine. The environments are incredibly gorgeous, and the fact that their historically acurate is nothing short of impressive. Assassin's Creed II hit gold with the storyline and game mechanics. No more flawed CORE design elements like AC1. AC1 was great, and playable, but incredibly narrow. It was linear all the way through. The game was tight, you had to do things this way and this way only. AC2 allows you to progress through the game in more than one way. Yes, the campaign, like all other games, is required to finish, but at least you can feel like you're doing something useful when not on a campaign mission! I enjoyed everything about Assassin's Creed II except for one thing... Ezio. I understand he was no Alatair because of how he was raised. But come on... Altair was HARDCORE! Ezio was... pretty sweet. View
23 days 20 hours ago
Bioware > Previous Generations of Videogames
Is that so? Well, over the last decade, 99% of the titles I pick up seem to be ascending in years, not the other way around. I'm a modern gamer, but I value classic gaming much the same. Seeing as how it gave birth to the modern generation, one cannot help but marvel at the progress videogames have made since the early days of Pong and Tetris. I wasn't alive during that time, but being born in the late eighties did provide me with the opportunity to see videogames become real. That is to say, become real on a technical level. Yeah, moving up the dimensional scale never gets old. Depth tends to, I don't know, make sh*t look real! It provided the last major graphical leap required to push videogames forward into the world of photorealism. Sure, games look better today than they did in '96, but the concept of 3D largely remains the same. The only difference is processing power. Bah... forgive me for rambling on about gaming's cliched history; seeing it laid out on paper is impressive though. Despite having a viewpoint spanning three short generations, the chances of me returning to a classic title are still slim to none. However, if it's got Bioware's name on it, then I say f*ck the odds, let's play! View
23 days 20 hours ago
On Assassin's Creed
Despite recieving mixed reviews by critics, I still felt the original Assassin's Creed was a stellar title. Oh, it had it's problems. But the problems were not bugs or glitches or bad AI mechanics. They were poor design choices. The Ubisoft Montreal team did a great job executing the core design elements laid out by studio leads, the only problem was that the design elements themselves were flawed. It wasn't that Ubisoft lacked talent, it was the fact they were given poor instructions in AC1's development. Ubisoft has clearly addressed such issues in AC2. View
23 days 21 hours ago
Correction
Edit: "Neverwinter Nights back in 2002", the first game not the second. View
23 days 21 hours ago
Bioware...
All hail the only cool canadians in the world! It's aboot time, Canada. No, I'm only joking. I'm not really an eh-hole, I promise. Haha. In all honesty though, I love Bioware and all their products. I've thoroughly enjoyed every Bioware release since Neverwinter Nights 2 back in 2002. KOTOR brings back some memories, Jade Empire was a blast, and Mass Effect, in my opinion, is the greatest game I've ever played. In the 50's we had Tolkien. In the 80's we had Star Wars. It's now the 00's, and we have Mass Effect. View
23 days 21 hours ago
What a Trip: The Renaissance Walk
I've been playing AC2 since it came out and haven't ran into anything remotely close to what this bug is supposed to do. For the most part, the Ubisoft Montreal QA team did a good job on filtering out most of the bugs and glitches present during development. In my experience, the only noteworthy glitch I can think of is the glitch I like to refer to as the "Renaissance Walk". It's where Ezio suddenly starts walking forward by himself, resulting in a total loss over character control due to conflicting in-game geometry. The Renaissance Walk continues until Ezio ends up bumping into to something at precisely the right angle, breaking him free of the polygon tangle. It happened to me once. Overall, I still feel Ubisoft is pretty good at avoiding these kind of problems. View
26 days 8 hours ago
Meh
I say we both get along. I want to play Uncharted 2, and I'm sure some of you want to play Mass Effect 2. Let's do it! View
26 days 8 hours ago
Solution
NO bickering. View
26 days 21 hours ago
Muhahaha
Took you guys long enough to review this game. I see you took your sweet ass time on it, but that's not always a bad thing. It gave you enough time to see this game for what it is... 2009's most kickass shooter. View
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