But your third paragraph shows your ignorance to racism in today’s society. I have heard so many (mainly white) people think that I got my house, car, and position because I am black. I too grew up very impoverished, but was never given anything by the government. Many whites feel that just because they are having a hard time, while other nationalities around them are doing well is reverse racism. This is of course not true and the truth is that a white man does have more opportunities th...
The writers comparison to black men is more offensive than the game.
I too am a minority African-American. I also went to college, got a degree in ElecEng, and became successful in my career as an engineer. However racism does exist and ignoring it does not help. Whenever I am in the mall or at a store white women usually grab their purse and move to the other side, even though I probably make more $$$ than them. I also experience it in the corporate world. Not a day goes by when I am reminded of how the world sees me because of the color of my skin and n...
The physics in this game seem to be very unrealistic. When he walks into the vehicle at the beggining of the video it moves as if it were a wooden crate. Also the first to shots of the rocket launcher does not explode or even leave a mark when it hits the building, only when he hits the target does it explode. And the target exploded into a million pieces.
I personally feel that the developers could have put in more effort into the physics engine. That is really what make a game mo...
I believe that this is an issue with Sony not Microsoft. Sony puts a lot of effort into limiting their equipment in an effort to discourage consumers from doing things which they feel are unethical. (i.e. preventing dvd players from playing copied dvd's.)
That EA may have saved the superman name in the videogame world.
Yes I did read the article and that has been said many a times to support the PS3. However, being an Engineer and with experience in software design, any of the PS3 launch titles can be ported to the 360. The most difficult part would be making it compatible with the 360's processor, not the storage medium. There are many compression methods which can be used, if needed.
"fanboys hoping they didn't waste their money again and get abandoned by microsoft" -shadowgamer
Please stop, your embarassing yourself.
I don't really want it to be ported over to the 360, even though I am proud 360 owner. Sony has no real good first party titles coming out anytime soon and there will be many people getting the PS3 just to play this game. If it were on the 360, I believe that sony would not do well this gen and cause the PS3 to potentially be their last console. Without the competition Msoft will not have to try so hard to up their game and in the end we the consumers will lose.
"Also, It interesting to see that Kojima himself says it can be done and you which obviously have no technical knowledge" -bladstar
My thoughts exactally. You really put him in his place.
That was a good one. I have to admit I busted out laughing at work when I read your comment.
It brought tears to my eyes. lol
We just lost another planet (pluto), so now we are down to eight.
Looks good but I am skeptical on how much fun it will be.
"There's some websites that sell hacking devices to trick your 360 into thinking it's reading the Microsoft-brand Hard Drive, and thus lets you store game data, downloadable content, etc, onto a much larger hard drive." -DJ
Do you happen to know which site(s) offer this product?
How would people react if the 360 were to add motion sensing (keep rumble) to their controller?
Don't diss Superman Returns. I have a feeling that this is going to be a great game and I am looking forward to it. I preorded and paid for it and GOW.
MS would allow us to save games and store demos, etc to an external harddrive via usb.
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Please grow up.