War Peaceman
You're a big guy.
I thought they told you to shoot the legs?
Well if that's the case then fair enough. It has been a while!
I thought they told you to shoot the legs?
I might be making that up, I just seem to remember that being mentioned at some point back when I played it.Well if that's the case then fair enough. It has been a while!
Related, eXistenZ is a fantastic movie.
There's non-B-tier Cronenberg??even B-tier Cronenberg is still great
There's non-B-tier Cronenberg??
The thing Jeff described with Jet Force happened to me with Perfect Dark. Friends flipped out over it and I could only shake my head having played PC FPS games at the time.
This is for Brad asking who those die hard Rare fans were:
They were the people that only owned a N64. I knew people like that. They were weird. The thing Jeff described with Jet Force happened to me with Perfect Dark. Friends flipped out over it and I could only shake my head having played PC FPS games at the time.
The androids in Alien are pretty gruesome. For some reason Bishop being all torn up was one of the most disgusting things I saw in a movie as a kid.Dunno why, but I really like when scifi movies and games find a conceit to make robots 'bleed', like needing red coloured hydraulic fluid, having organic parts etc. It's great.
Both GoldenEye and Perfect Dark have aged as terribly as all other console FPS games from that era, so I don't think I'm a big fan of any Rare games on that platform now.
even the remaster? I thought giving it non-shit controls and a decent framerate made it a pretty enjoyable game to revisit.
I'd agree that the remaster made that game far more enjoyable to return to than you'd expect.even the remaster? I thought giving it non-shit controls and a decent framerate made it a pretty enjoyable game to revisit.
If you have a 3DS the Ocarina remake is great and now pretty much unanimously (I think?) considered the definitive version of that game.I think the N64 is the console that has aged the worst for me, and I haven't dared going back to Ocarina because I've been so disappointed by almost every N64 I've played as an adult.
I haven't dared going back to Ocarina because I've been so disappointed by almost every N64 I've played as an adult.
Yeah, I think it's safe to say that the most hardcore Rare fans grew up with a N64. I grew up with a N64 and loved GoldenEye and Perfect Dark, but was never a huge fan of the other Rare titles on that platform. Both GoldenEye and Perfect Dark have aged as terribly as all other console FPS games from that era, so I don't think I'm a big fan of any Rare games on that platform now. Still a lot of nostalgia for especially GoldenEye, but going back to that game a couple of years ago was a harsh experience.
One of my big problems with Rare games of that era was the framerate, which was pretty horrible across the board. I think the N64 is the console that has aged the worst for me, and I haven't dared going back to Ocarina because I've been so disappointed by almost every N64 I've played as an adult.
If you have a 3DS the Ocarina remake is great and now pretty much unanimously (I think?) considered the definitive version of that game.
If you have a 3DS the Ocarina remake is great and now pretty much unanimously (I think?) considered the definitive version of that game.
Back then I had a N64 a PC and a PSX. So yeah I wasn't as in love with some f the Rare stuff as the friends I mentioned before. I'm with you on the frame rate. It basically kills any enjoyment I might have going back to even the best N64 games.
They all have weird opinions on Rare N64 games that they've admitted they played for a few minutes.Brad didn't know conker was an n64 game wtf
I haven't played the Majora's Mask and Wind Waker remakes, but from what I've heard Nintendo have taken the right approach to these games, trying to make them faithful to how you nostalgically remember the games as wholes, rather than being anal about every single thing mapping one-to-one from old to new version.like with everything there are some pedants that will complain about the colors or textures or something but they're stupid. it's the best version.
Also, that's a pretty solid Cronenberg ranking. I'd maybe drop "A History of Violence" down a peg and raise "Naked Lunch" by one.
They all have weird opinions on Rare N64 games that they've admitted they played for a few minutes.
Oh my god, so much nonsense in this quick look. Grabbed by The Ghoulies didn't come out on PC.
Edit: And lol at Jeff's defense of Grabbed by saying people didn't like it because of googly eyes. It got mediocre response because of the brain dead gameplay compared to their N64 games which you didn't play.
It's a well crafted piece of cinema, for the most part. I guess it's just not what I want out of a Cronenberg film and I feel his uniqueness is somewhat wasted on that kind of project.the first 45-50 minutes of History are so goddamn tense and perfect though. if it didn't disintegrate in the back half it would be a classic. I give it credit for being at least partially awesome. same goes for Sunshine; I don't let the crummy ending ruin what is one of the best 80 minutes or so of film of the last decade.
Haha, yeah, that was my reaction to the string of Spectrum games there too!I got to the Snake Rattle N Roll part this morning before i had to go to work. Man, Rare was great at reusing the shit out of their assets during the Spectrum days hah
The Gamescom thing will be archived like anything else, right? I don't think I'll be able to catch it live.
The Gamescom thing will be archived like anything else, right? I don't think I'll be able to catch it live.
Wow, it seems I really don't like Rare games apart from Perfect Dar and dicking around in Nuts & Bolts.
The Gamescom thing will be archived like anything else, right? I don't think I'll be able to catch it live.
Wait, is the Gamescom thing GBwest or GBeast? Brad is up and spreading the word
to be fair to rare, some of their better games arent in this package due to issues with nintendo/licensing. Goldeneye, Diddy Kong Racing, DK64, the DKC SNES games, KI 1 & 2 (they're on the Xbox store, just not in this package), and hell even Star Fox Adventures is a pretty good Zelda clone. Oh, and the Wizards and Warriors games on the nes.
But i suppose that also means we don't have their shitty licensed nes games either, like Nightmare on Elm Street. So sometimes less is more
Looks like GBWEST is doing the talk over
Proof: Rudds