I am in the same boat as you about my first experiences with Homeworld. I believe my computer simply could not handle it. This was a computer that would run Quake and Quake II just fine but any third party

Thank you, I am honored that you would bestow such a vote on my comment. Seriously, I know what you mean about the SP and such. I have also stopped upvoting comments in favor of upvoting the original content

Definitely skip MiB International if you loved the first one, you will only be disappointed with this one. I would venture to say the franchise should end for fans at the first one. The next tree just

They truly messed up making a point of having this film appear to be a SJW fest in the trailers as that turned off a lot of people. Myself included. I wanted to support it in theaters but around here with

There is a lot of review bombing going on today. Sadly it is quite clear that they are reviewing the trailer, if that, only. International feels more like a reboot of the first movie than it should. I

Based on your experience, it may be slightly off putting as it will be a departure from the game and the cartoon by quite a bit. That is true for any of the movies though as the game and cartoon were so

I agree with you about MiB being good for a laugh. Sadly, that is something missing, at least for me, with International. There were some laugh out loud moments but they were not nearly as well paced as

Oh yeah, Nintendo launched the Nintendo 64 with a media blitz that was mind boggling for many reasons. Fans reciprocated with excitement for Mario 64 as well. Such a well orchestrated launch. Apple and

Yeah, marketing for this thing was beyond bad. I believe a local Electronics Boutique, or maybe Software Etc., had a game or two for it but no consoles. That was my only exposure in real life to one of

Exactly. DRM only ends up hurting the honest players. I support GoG and the companies they work with anytime I can before I will buy the game elsewhere. Even if I have it elsewhere, if I can afford it,

It seems like they will be fighting the TurboGrafx-16 Mini by Konami (release early 2020). I think it should do well in the market as there is quite a bit of interest in retro gaming right now. I don't

Definitely interested in Blood & Lust. I have a soft spot for visual novels like this that probably spun out from my long running interest in those classic "Choose Your Own Adventure" books

I just don't see this being a short reign and it is going to kill the positive air that the 24/7 title currently holds.

I have to filter them as some are just too weird to publish an article about. Even for me.

Unfortunately for me, there is not a lot on the North American version that I have not already bought somewhere else by now. Some imports would have been great, like the Konami shooters, which don't really

I never caught The Gate when I was younger though parts seemed very familiar to me as I watched it recently. Maybe I caught it at some point and forgot about it. It is a good movie, just really slow build

I remember those days. Fun times. Now people complain if they have a ping higher than double digits. We were playing with ping well above 500, if not 1,000. Lol

The best FMV game, in my opinion of course, is Dracula Unleashed. It is handled extremely well and feels quite close to a point and click adventure game. The rest unfortunately, at least from the 90's,

That is awesome and I have to agree, Puyo Puyo had the more appealing design. My first experience with Puyo Puyo was Kirby's Avalanche on the Super Nintendo then I discovered Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine

I remember it making the rounds as a potential fake when first released and remember looking for it at places like Walmart (and upon not having luck just figuring it was an Internet joke and forgot about