Remember last week when I said I didn't care about Mass Effect 3? I was wrong. Controversy has arisen over the game's endings, and said controversy is enough to make me care about the game, at least to a meager extent. If you're inclined to not know anything about the story and/or endings for Mass Effect 3, skip over a few minutes of the podcast, but be sure to listen to the rest! Why? Because there's Dillon's Rolling Western opinions, tons of Kid Icarus: Uprising information, a Club Nintendo update, more controversy with Tekken X Street Fighter and Sonic 4 Episode 2, and more! Click through to find the download, subscription, and listening links.
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I would hold off on the Mass Effect 3 ending hate. I don't agree 100% with what they've done, but nonetheless I can kind of see what they were going for based on what information I've accumulated. I'm just waiting to see what Bioware does, and also what the "From Ashes" DLC offers in terms of plot.
Haha, really, I don't care about it. I don't hate the ending. I couldn't care less about it. I just think it's not a wise idea to advertise one thing, then provide something completely different.
I've never been a Peter Molyneux fan either, and I've never bought a single Fable game. He makes the most incredible claims every time he speaks and never comes close to backing thim up, but everybody loves him for some reason. I just find it irritating to no end.
He's kind of an ass. This really hit home with me. Apparently we weren't ready for the greatness of Milo. It wasn't because the idea was stupid and fake.
I remember when they first showed Milo off, stating that no one was puppeteering the thing. Suddenly, a few weeks or months later, they revealed that someone was doing something like "watching over" Milo, but insisted they weren't operating him. Maybe Fable 4 will actually be decent now he's gone.