Pretty much. My issues with FemFreq aren't that the site targets video games, it's that it does so in a bad, often hypocritical way just to further her own agenda. Criticism on females in games, I'm fine with. Hell, in a year with the Tomb Raider reboot, how could I not be?
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
Yeah, but that still doesn't change that I prefer the more lighthearted Superman and never thought dark worked for him that well.
Which would you rather be a part of: The Blue Man Group or Fantastic 4 The Musical?
It was a little too dark of a take on Superman for my tastes, but still had a ton of fun watching it. Wanted just something more lighthearted than that from that superhero specifically, but like with Amazing Spiderman, once the fun started, I forgot all about that. The Lois Lane stuff was kind of weak too even though I love that they cast Amy Adams to play her. The only actresses I'm happier to see are Mila Kunis and Emmy Rossum.
Kick Ass 2 will still be the best superhero movie this year though.
I love you Trip.
I don't think they were expecting that, just some story. Which is still stupid.
IGN's good for news, but nothing else.
That only makes me more worried since Quantum Break is basically reintroducing FMV games. Hope that doesn't catch on.
I think some story driven games are able to make up for flaws like in Mass Effect 2, but when I see a game like Tomb Raider get that high of scores when it's that god damn generic and boring while a game like Sly 4 which has much better gameplay gets worse reviews because it does nothing to innovate. That bothered me.
