PixlBit

Now that was the one that should've been said a while ago. You win.

Ha! They could do Forza but with big head characters sticking out of the cars.

I looked through my 1UP page and there's nothing before 2012 and I wrote it in 2011... oh yes. I remember now. I had erased my first 1UP profile and started over again. However, I have that epic on my hard drive and so I think I've just found my BaD project. Rewriting my multipart bio for Pixlbit. Wooopie!

Ryan McCaffrey on IGN's Podcast Unlocked yesterday was talking about MS doing something like Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale with all these IPs they now own. 

I did a bio like this on 1UP. It was a seven part epic. It's so much fun going over everything you've ever played. It becomes an obsession sometimes.

What struck me about your bio was the ultra fan-boy part. It's funny to me the things High School kids were thinking about games in the early 2000's. That Halo was the cool thing to do and Mario decidedly nerdy, or for babies, makes me chuckle. I wasn't in High School at that time, I was in my thirties, which makes me laugh to think I was somehow doing the cool thing by playing Halo on Xbox. I was never in the with the cool kids in my High School years.

BTW I added you to my multitap on backloggery. I'm KnightDriver there too.

Yea, then you could go into a tower defense part of the game where you defend against the angry hippster mob. Maybe the hippsters keep creating more singer songwriters and you have to beat them to stop the flow of smooth sounds and introspective lyrics.

Ah mods. I've got to get back into PC gaming for this stuff. So cool.

The last DLC boss for Borderlands 1 was one of those. I didn't get to it but my friend was telling me about how impossible it was with only one person.

I agree that holding back a game is a good thing. Usually, it's when a game is rushed that it ends up full of bugs or just plain bad. Just about every movie liscenced game has that problem. 

"modern Hexen" just makes me all aquiver with excitement. 

I guess, but I just read that this Chinese company Tencent Holdings has half of Epic's stock. I wonder if they came in just to sell everything off and ultimate close the company. They came into Epic July 2012 and soon after all the key people at Epic left the company. Now it's a fire sale. I wonder if was all planned by Epic or if this constitutes a hostile takeover by Tencent just to profit from the sale of all Epic's properties?