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Posted on: March 9, 2009 - 2:26pm

Vastet

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Game reviews?

Every now and then I notice someone posting a movie review. I've done a couple of those, but I vastly prefer the game media for such things. I was wondering if there'd be any voice of dissent to posting game reviews I've done over time on my blog or in a particular forum. I'm not about to suggest that every game I would post for is a new release, or that I can do new releases very often, but the odd one will come out. And it's something I do to an extent anyway. I'm sure there are a couple others on the forums who would also do the odd one, or comment on reviews done.

To add to this, a suggestion for a media review/discussion forum, so movie and game reviews are all located in a specific spot for people's interest. I notice there is no entertainment section for the RRS as I make this suggestion.

No hard feelings if the answer is no. I'm just kind of bored, and thought this might be a way to increase membership through other interests. All the sites I used to post my reviews on are either no longer frequented by myself or no longer exist.

Enlightened Atheist, Gaming God.

Posted on: March 25, 2009 - 9:15am #51

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Totally non-thinking game

Totally non-thinking game Flower I can play it for only a short time because I get motion sickness Eye-wink

My new favorite is Peggle . . . a very relaxing game.

I was an avid Silent Hill , Metal Gear Solid player a few years back. I am sure my tastes in games will change again soon and I will be back to shooting and sneaking.

And Peppermint, I too loaded so much custom shit onto my computer for Sims 2 that it crashed ~ I just can't build a house without 5,000 floor colors to choose from!

Slowly building a blog at ~

http://obsidianwords.wordpress.com/

Posted on: March 25, 2009 - 12:41pm #52

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Kevin R Brown wrote:Well,

Kevin R Brown wrote:

Well, according to Derek Smart, an artificial neural net has already been created in the gaming industry (by him). :P

That name is ringing a bell. I'll have to google him. lol.

Kevin R Brown wrote:

This is why the X-Box is awesome. Find a good team during a round of Gears of War? Friend 'em up with a couple of button strokes, and spend the afternoon shooting the fuck out of people with competent sidekicks you've previously networked with. Microsoft's decision to enable easy and reliable voice communication really paid-off (and I mean for both Microsoft and the average gamer); personally, I just had to pick-up mic software (I need to upgrade my mic hardware, tho) for my PC because there's just no other way I can imagine playing multiplayer games anymore.

It's one of the greatest things Microsoft has done for the industry, and I'm glad Sony took the cue.

Rene, I admit that Flower game has caught my eye a few times, but.....Flower? Some name lol. What exactly do you do in it anyway?

Enlightened Atheist, Gaming God.

Posted on: March 25, 2009 - 6:51pm #53

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