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[HBC Dresden]

Love all this new. Anyone got a link to end of the earth cutscene that caused that one journalist to cry (trying to avoid spoilers)? Since all the other vids stop before this happens.

[Reapinger]

sterling_archer wrote...

Reapinger wrote...

KennethAFTopp wrote...

good Mass Effect 3 coverage, but honestly? E3 sucked this year.

Errrrrrrr......

Looking forward to:

Mass Effect 3
Batman: Arkham City
CoD: MW 3
Battlefield
Halo: Anniversary
Halo 4
TES 5: Skyrim
Gears of War 3
Star Wars: The Old Republic
Star Wars: Kinect
Gonna Get Kinect soon


Really FAIL to see how this E3 sucked for any kind of game enthusiast, especially FPS and RPG fans. 

On another note: PWNed to Assasin (who in fact spelled his own username wrong, ASSASSIN) Cause assassins have 2 bootys

Yeah, I don't even really care about half the games on that list and I still think this was the best E3s in a while

hahahaha sorry I just love the shooters is all. 

Also excited for Tom Clancy's: Ghost Recon, Resistance, Fable, Tomb Raider, and FIFA 2012 but bottom line is despite unimpressive new platforms, the game reveals were stunning. 

[dreman9999]

PoliteAssasin wrote...

I'm sorry but IGN's getting a little too dramatic. It's a video game. Virtual reality, not actual reality. Crying over pixels is pretty sad.

-Polite

Et Tu, Polite Assasin?
You never felt sad or cryed after the "I remember me" scene in ME1?

Modifié par dreman9999, 10 juin 2011 - 02:22 .

[LPPrince]

Chris Priestly wrote...

Oh, and articles may contain spoilers, so read at your own risk as always.

I wish I saw that before the pretty link. But I know that I'll forget by the time the game comes out so I'm good.

[R3MUS]

LPPrince wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...

Oh, and articles may contain spoilers, so read at your own risk as always.

I wish I saw that before the pretty link. But I know that I'll forget by the time the game comes out so I'm good.

before the link? People have written it down on this very thread. Hopefully i will forget it somehow....

[Pax of Doom]

PoliteAssasin wrote...

I'm sorry but IGN's getting a little too dramatic. It's a video game. Virtual reality, not actual reality. Crying over pixels is pretty sad.

-Polite

I will agree with you, on the bolded part.  It seems the whole article was written for the last line.  It had a spoiler, though how important was the spoiled information really?  Was it game-ruining, or "Luke I am your father" level?  It's as though the writer had to write something, stared at the clock until 4:55, had this AWESOME thought (the last line), and typed something up under deadline.

[Homebound]

kids need to die more in videogames. im tired of shooting children in fallout 3, only for them to run and disappear into a wall.

just me? ok.

[mione]

I saw that article on IGN a few hours ago >.< it would have been nice if she had put "spoilers" in the title!

I just hope I forget that part when I'm playing it in 9 months.

[LPPrince]

R3MUS wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...

Oh, and articles may contain spoilers, so read at your own risk as always.

I wish I saw that before the pretty link. But I know that I'll forget by the time the game comes out so I'm good.

before the link? People have written it down on this very thread. Hopefully i will forget it somehow....

As long as you TRY to forget, you will. Trust me.

[CrookedAsylum]

Hellbound555 wrote...

kids need to die more in videogames. im tired of shooting children in fallout 3, only for them to run and disappear into a wall.

just me? ok.

Better yet, keep the 'children can't die in videogames' practice, and have them fight off the reapers. Can't conquer what you can't kill.

But you probably can.

[Jaron Oberyn]

Reapinger wrote...

On another note: PWNed to Assasin (who in fact spelled his own username wrong, ASSASSIN) Cause assassins have 2 bootys

Intentional, for reasons I don't care to elaborate upon at the moment. Nice try though.

-Polite

[CrookedAsylum]

PoliteAssasin wrote...

Intentional, for reasons I don't care to elaborate upon at the moment. Nice try though.

-Polite

...As$-asian? Resin?

Resin poison?

Damnit all, I despise being curious.

[Andhaira]

KawaiiKatie wrote...

That little-boy death could only be worse if Harbinger spoke up afterwards: "I know you feel this."

....seriously, Reapers, I'm comin' for ya.

Well... it could be worse.

[Memphis Slim]

http://www.gamingnex.../Item22903.aspx

http://e3.gamespot.c...iew-impressions

http://e3.gamespot.c...ress-conference

http://e3.gamespot.c...t-crew-and-more

http://www.g4tv.com/...erence-wrap-up/

http://www.g4tv.com/...rence-detailed/

There ya go.

Modifié par Memphis Slim, 10 juin 2011 - 03:02 .

[CitizenSnips]

PoliteAssasin wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...

PoliteAssasin wrote...

I'm sorry but IGN's getting a little too dramatic. It's a video game. Virtual reality, not actual reality. Crying over pixels is pretty sad.

-Polite

I'm gonna change your name to "JadedAssassin".

Didn't mean to offend you or your game in any way, it's just that personally I wouldn't cry over something like that in a video game. Movies, thats a different story, but game's haven't really reached that, and I'm going to use one of your favorite marketing terms here, emotional engagement for me.

-Polite

It is culturally acceptable to cry during movies. But why not video games? Video games are on of the most immersive forms of art, moreso than movies since movies are a passive form of entertainment and video games are much more active. The belief that video games cannot produce an emotional response similar to a movie is just wrong. This isn't the 16 bit generation anymore. Games have the ability to generate emotions when the developers choose to do so.

By the way, all of this is on top of the fact that emotions are subjective.

[Hathur]

Well, maybe I'm overly sensitive when it comes to emotional moments in novels, games and movies.. but I teared up a few times in the Mass Effect series alone (though the last time I cried due to real world events in my life was... mm..... well, many years ago when a family member of mine died.. other than that I never come close to the point of tears... but fiction can get me pretty damn misty eyed).

This scene from ME2 wets my eyes even after having seen it countless dozens of times   (Me2 spoiler in the video.. don't watch if you haven't finished ME2)

Anyone who can't find a moment in certain games that cause them to at least feel genuine sadness, if not necessarily come to tears, has no heart. 

Modifié par Hathur, 10 juin 2011 - 03:36 .

[DaringMoosejaw]

mushoops86anjyl wrote...

PoliteAssasin wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...

PoliteAssasin wrote...

I'm sorry but IGN's getting a little too dramatic. It's a video game. Virtual reality, not actual reality. Crying over pixels is pretty sad.

-Polite

I'm gonna change your name to "JadedAssassin".

Didn't mean to offend you or your game in any way, it's just that personally I wouldn't cry over something like that in a video game. Movies, thats a different story, but game's haven't really reached that, and I'm going to use one of your favorite marketing terms here, emotional engagement for me.

-Polite

It is culturally acceptable to cry during movies. But why not video games? Video games are on of the most immersive forms of art, moreso than movies since movies are a passive form of entertainment and video games are much more active. The belief that video games cannot produce an emotional response similar to a movie is just wrong. This isn't the 16 bit generation anymore. Games have the ability to generate emotions when the developers choose to do so.

By the way, all of this is on top of the fact that emotions are subjective.

Because acting like a nihilist on the internet is cool? I guess.

[RyuGuitarFreak]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH SPOILER ALERT!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHH MY EYEEEEEEEEEEEEEES, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

[Yakko77]

PoliteAssasin wrote...

I'm sorry but IGN's getting a little too dramatic. It's a video game. Virtual reality, not actual reality. Crying over pixels is pretty sad.

-Polite

So no songs, TV shows or movies generate any emotion form you either? 

If you're not emotionally invested in at least one of your Sheps after 2 games then what's the point of playing a third then?  No emotion in the Overlord mission when you find David?  Nothing for Liara one way or another in LotSB?  Nothing but cold calculation for all the choices in ME1 and ME2 is it?

Must be nice to be a Geth... or tragic.

[Yakko77]

Not trying to be personally insulting PoliteAssasin but why do you feel emotionally above the story of a video game and not a movie, TV show or song?

[Gabey5]

i only tear up in either war movies or sport movies

[Gibb_Shepard]

The ending to red dead redemption killed me. I've never been so sad at the end of a video game or movie.

But that kid dieing wouldn't have affected me anyway. Its just a random kid, no emotional connection would be present. Not too much of a big spoiler.

[Pax of Doom]

Gibb_Shepard wrote...

But that kid dieing wouldn't have affected me anyway. Its just a random kid, no emotional connection would be present. Not too much of a big spoiler.

Exactly.  Maybe a "oh geez, that stinks", but not a shout to the burning skies NOOOOOOO moment.  If it had a character we were familiar with, then it would elicit a genuine reaction.

[Bolboreta]

PoliteAssasin wrote...

I'm sorry but IGN's getting a little too dramatic. It's a video game. Virtual reality, not actual reality. Crying over pixels is pretty sad.

-Polite

I cried like a baby with the Normandy reborn in ME2. I don't mind saying that 

Anyway, I hope they don't spoil things as dialogue, end of missions, romances development, reunions with squad members, dramatic moments and endings. I don't mind to see combats, few missions or planets in demos, but I really want to discover the choices and their consequences by myself 

[Vertigo_1]

Manly tears were shed at the end of Dragon Age:Origins Self Sacrifice w/ sad Epilogue involving LI...

Modifié par Vertigo_1, 10 juin 2011 - 05:05 .