Rhett wrote on Jul 14, 2015, 22:38:

NewMaxx wrote on Jul 14, 2015, 20:08:
They probably compared it to Dying Light and were like, "fml"

So Techland made Dead Island 1 + Riptide (which were okay, but had some good stuff going for them), then made Dying Light on their own as their own IP, I guess? Unrelated to Dead Island? Why would they even do that? (make two similar games, even if two different developers)

jimnms wrote on Apr 24, 2015, 19:22:
If a mod author wants to charge for their mod, it's their right to do so, but this whole thing seems like Valve and Bethesda exploiting modders to me. Valve and Bethesda already profit from mods due to the increased sales of the base game that mods generate. Now they kindly allowing mod creators to charge for their work, but keep 75% for themselves.

Dirwulf wrote on Mar 31, 2015, 02:01:
So quantify your statement. Let me see your statistics.

MonkeySpank wrote on Sep 18, 2013, 23:12:
8 years? Que?

Wash Washburne wrote on Jun 21, 2013, 14:13:
Keep'em coming ArneaNet, brilliant work fellas!

eRe4s3r wrote on Jun 21, 2013, 22:32:
Title is on par with "War Fighter"

Wildone wrote on Jun 21, 2013, 13:05:
so its about Asian hookers? Im in

netnerd85 wrote on May 17, 2013, 10:32:
Kinda good. Maybe they will actually make a TACTICAL SHOOTER now?

Trevellian wrote on May 15, 2013, 20:26:
Amazing what backing off of ridiculous drm will do for business isn't it Ubisoft.

Creston wrote on May 8, 2013, 00:01:
It actually surprises me that EA was paying a licensing fee to use real-life firearms in their games. I mean, if anything, you're basically advertising these guns for free, right? Why would you need to license them?

Then again, Rockstar never uses real life cars precisely for licensing reasons, and I would assume it's basically the same idea?

Creston

Slick wrote on May 8, 2013, 00:12:
everything you've ever seem in a tv show, movie, or any other visual medium are usually real-life products. you don't re-imagine every piece of furniture in a living room TV set because you don't want to license from lay-z-boy. costs of production would skyrocket if you had to re-invent anything seen into a fake-brandless non-existant item.

Mikami stated that this will be the last game he directs. He stated that it will be a "true" survival horror game, "one in which the player confronts and overcomes fear."

Sho wrote on Apr 13, 2013, 15:24:
Ok, let me clarify: I believe they should have publicized the details of their licensing agreement with Microsoft with regard to what it allows them to do and what it doesn't. I'm getting the impression that they did not do that, which feels rather cagey to me.

You don't think that's relevant info for a potential investor? Kickstarter isn't a shop. It's a funding round. Investors have broader stakes than getting a pre-defined set of goods.

Shadowrun Returns Kickstarter FAQ wrote:
What type of account system/DRM can we expect?

While the details are still being worked out, we hate draconian DRM as much as the next guy. We expect there will be an account system but it would be primarily used to enable the social elements of the game like mission and character sharing--not to restrict access to the game itself.

Axis wrote on Mar 28, 2013, 20:33:
Do not doubt what the Ouya is going to do... it's going to blow the shit up in the console market -- bigtime.

There's a shitton of indie/linux guys who will propel this through the roof if it even comes close to delivering.

Still lotta nubs out there still think that beefy hardware is key - not true at all. 99% AAA titles are shit, only innovation is coming from indies. People's money is tight and all the cards could just fall perfectly...

Trevellian wrote on Dec 28, 2012, 21:37:

1badmf wrote on Dec 28, 2012, 21:12:
it was frankly shocking how much better KoH director's cut was compared to the theatrical release.

as for prometheus, i hafta agree with dades - it wasn't a salvageable script. just because it had a bit of subtlety thematically doesn't overcome the incredibly braindead plot or characters. a great movie can't be that flawed and still be great. trev you imply that those of us that didn't like it, simply didn't understand it. i hafta say, dude, it wasn't that difficult to grasp at all, and it still sucked. big donkey dick. if you thought it was that complex, maybe it's you that needs to expose yourself to more art and culture, and eventually you'll see that its subtext end up being more insulting than enriching.

Just because I enjoyed a movie that you did not, does not make me uncultured. It's ridiculous to even insinuate such a thing. You're just being insulting for the sake of being insulting.