In thinking about environmental issues lately, I've begun to think maybe it's a good thing since it will mean less waste packaging and manufacture of dics and plastic cases. However, "nothing tangible" is a phrase that makes me wince a little bit. I like my tangible things.
The developer of Pure also made Split/Second. I wanted to play that too.
I just wanted to play as Doctor Strange all the time in Marvel Ultimate Alliance.
I played the demo. It was fine. Now I'll own it and play some more. DOUBLE FINE!!!
I think it's great you played music at his passing. What a beautiful scene that must've been. <weepy face>
The publishers are pushing hard to make everything online. Why? Just follow the money. It makes them more of it. It scares me a little, because what if your internet goes down or you just don't want to fork out the money for it anymore? That may brick your system in the coming generations. I'll have to go back to pre-internet dominated systems like PS2 or earlier. That's not a bad thing now that I think of it. I better keep those things around just in case.
I like "looking down on me from their hover discus chairs in the sky". It makes me think of this from Wall-E:
That's hilarious because I watched it without sound because the computer I was using had a busted headphone jack.
"Saves" does not equate to "Sessions" in my mind. Sessions mean gameplay footage to me. That seems really misleading.
I dont' think I started buying systems for a particular game until Halo made the Xbox a must-have and Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader made me have to get a GameCube. Before that, I just had PS1, N64 and Dreamcast for no particular game really. PS2 had Red Faction and Half-Life, but I waited a while before getting the system since I had played those on PC. Later I discovered JRPGs and lots of other super cool titles for it, but I was mainly an Xbox player that gen. This new generation though. I may make PS4 my favorite. We'll see.
That's cool your dorm room was like the local arcade. There should've been NES or Sega Master Systems around when I was in college, but I don't remember any - only Mac computers.
That's how I've been this gen. All cross-platform games I got on 360 and used PS3 and Wii for their exclusives only. I don't know, but I might switch it up this coming gen and make PS4 my cross-platform system. The software coming out in 2014 will decide that for me.
