DUDESOFT'S PROFILE

Granted by you're continually late for school/work so you're expelled/fired and have to live a life of a street rat, selling your body for spare change enough to fill your deep desire to drink away the pain of day to day living, until finally you hang yourself in your parent's kitchen as a statement to the world; Here I am. My life a waste.

I wish I could be a hugely successful porno star. :*

Oh yeah.
Grand Theft Auto : San Andreas' last mission/boss was unforgettable. I will always remember it.

Another is the end boss of Mark of Kri
Heh heh heh

This sounds gay, but I also really enjoyed fighting the end boss in FF8. I beat that witch like 20 times, and it was always fun.

Metal Gear Solid 3 : Snake Eater... The End was a sweet ass boss. Never a cooler sniper battle --or esploded wheelchair--.

Shadow of the Colossus, there were... uh, many memorable battles. There were a couple I didn't like, like the sand snake, the bird, or the end boss... But, ones like the giant ape, the sky dragon, and the swordsman were epic.

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So while I hate to cruelly slam down on anything (forgive me!) I've just never really seen the appeal to this series whatsoever. Sure, it takes the fundamentals of competent game design and throws them out the window-- which can sometimes lead to worthwhile originality, I admit-- but is there any actual quality beneath the randomness and LOL cameos?

With that said, I have never really played any of these games, so I can't profess one way or the other. I just think the fact that you could have made this game without it being a giant fucking joke (and the fact that you did it anyway) really irks me. =[

For the record, I never have randomness or cameos without a reason. The mentality isn't that it's hilarious that Spock is a ninja, or that Tommy Vercetti takes over a kingdom; the mentality is that characters exist in this universe, and that's that. The first game was centric to the Le Monea Worlds, which are trade ports in the universe, so we see a lot of cross-overs. Same goes for Slothel of Lambs of Destiny, which is about clones of powerful figures in history (thus the cameos on your team).

The first game set myself up for failure in some people's eyes, as I was still "green" to the indie game community, still using RTP to make games for my friends. Later games pull themselves together, using better chipsets, and solidifying the reasoning behind 'randomness and cameos'.

All that said, these are comedy games that deal with underlying plots. So, while it appears from screenshots that they're just random LOL jokes, this is far from it. If these games do not entice you to play, I insist you wait for Episode II. It is simply awesome.

Granted, but she notices you doing this and wakes up. Then sues you for harrassment or something, and you're hounded by the paparazi who want to know all about your sexual excapades, and you eventually hang yourself in your kitchen from all the stress.

I WISH writing a second book was easy. (forgot Wish. Oops! Apparently wish sequels are hard to write also!)

lol that was my sister's line.