So I bought episodes 2 and 3 of the point-and-click adventure game "The Walking Dead" for the Xbox 360. I finish Episode 2, at which point it freezes. When I restart and go back in, I find it didn't save any of my progress... so now I have to go back and do the entire thing over again.
Because I so loved playing a game where you don't get enough time to even understand what your option are before selecting them, and then half of the time the game doesn't even register that you've made an option at all.
So I go to play Episode 3... and it only loads up the first episode. Astute readers may know that three is a number that comes after one, not before it.
So, hey, thanks for locking me out of content I FUCKING PAID FOR, Telltale! I guess I should have known when you guys went to pretty dirty means to cover up how badly you fucked up that Jurassic Park thing from a while back. If these people think they can get away with duping people into buying clearly unfinished bullshit, and then not even let them play that, well... mission accomplished.
Boy, that was a close one. You were ALMOST a respected developer. You sure showed us!
END OF LINE
~A.H.
Wednesday, 12 September 2012
Sunday, 26 August 2012
Phoenix: "Issue 7"
...is now up.
I'm just glad all of the files survived my last computer crapping out on me. But after 3 months, I finally got off my ass and made a new issue of my stupid Halo 3 comic that doesn't actually have anything to do with Halo besides the graphics engine.
END OF LINE
~A.H.
Monday, 20 August 2012
Onlive
Well, so much for cloud-gaming. What was especially interesting to me is that in some of these articles, the total player-base is listed at about 1,800 people. Despite two million or so people signing up, less than two-thousand actually supported Onlive.
I think it's amazing how long they kept this quiet. Do you suppose if they had been more open about it, it might have made people sympathetic and boost their numbers? Or would it have given everyone the impression that they failed, and then make them fail faster than they did?
END OF LINE
~A.H.
I think it's amazing how long they kept this quiet. Do you suppose if they had been more open about it, it might have made people sympathetic and boost their numbers? Or would it have given everyone the impression that they failed, and then make them fail faster than they did?
END OF LINE
~A.H.
Friday, 17 August 2012
The Dark Knight Rises: "Bane"
This was going to be included in my appendum article, but I keep finding more and more I want to say about this lump of Tom Hardy barely disguised as a character. At first he was a forgettable bad guy in a worthless film. But the more I think about it, the more I'm realizing a lot of that is the fault of "Bane". He's a black hole, dragging everything else around him down into a place where it all stops making sense.
I am going to try and explain why he is the single worst villain in any Batman movie. But first, a few questions:
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Saturday, 11 August 2012
The Dark Knight Rises: "Appendum"
And now, here's some more specific questions/criticisms of "The Dark Knight Rises" I could not fit into the review proper.
Just about every major spoiler in the film will be discussed here. Except for stuff regarding Bane, which will be it's own article.
You've been warned:
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Just about every major spoiler in the film will be discussed here. Except for stuff regarding Bane, which will be it's own article.
You've been warned:
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Sunday, 29 July 2012
"The Dark Knight Rises" Review
by Alex Hill
I still remember the enormous triumph of "The Dark Knight". I walked out of the theatre a drooling idiot. I couldn't remember where I lived, because that beautiful thing came and shattered my mind. I knew better than to expect the last installment of this Batman trilogy to surpass that. But I was not prepared for this. When we left the theatre, my friend and I looked at each other. He said to me:
I know I saw it. I know I've been waiting for four years to see it. I have witnesses who can vouch for my whereabouts. I have the receipt! But in many ways, I'm still waiting for that proper conclusion. This movie is a bad dream.
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I still remember the enormous triumph of "The Dark Knight". I walked out of the theatre a drooling idiot. I couldn't remember where I lived, because that beautiful thing came and shattered my mind. I knew better than to expect the last installment of this Batman trilogy to surpass that. But I was not prepared for this. When we left the theatre, my friend and I looked at each other. He said to me:
"...Did that actually happen???".
I know I saw it. I know I've been waiting for four years to see it. I have witnesses who can vouch for my whereabouts. I have the receipt! But in many ways, I'm still waiting for that proper conclusion. This movie is a bad dream.
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Saturday, 30 June 2012
FFV: Four Job Fiesta Pt. 2
Alright, adding in the new jobs, I notice "Mime" counts as a 'Water Crystal" job... even though you can't get access to the Mime class until after the Earth Crystal. Do I allow access to that job to be a 5th Re-Roll? Do I eliminate the possibility entirely?
-So I get the Water Crystal jobs, and re-roll the characters:
Phaze: Blue Mage
Reina: Knight
Galuf/Krile: Time Mage
Faris: Red Mage
This is a pretty damn good setup. It's too bad this is probably the shortest stage in the game, so I won't be able to take advantage of it for long.
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