MALADROITHIM'S PROFILE

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Ain't that the nonsensical ripoff of wolfenstien?

Yeah but there is a rumor that id gave the developer the developer code for Wolvenstein to get back at Nintendo for censoring Woflenstien 3D for SuperNES.

I don't understand how this form of revenge works.

I really liked Spike McFang too. It is too bad that they never made a sequel, but then again, I've never heard of Bullet-Proof or Naxat putting out anything else. I may have just been young and not known what a really good game was, but I thought it was really cool and pretty epic. I remember using tomato soup to make the abominable snowman weaker or something??

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PSP Go looks pretty bad. At least with the DS iterations you don't lose the ability to play your games.

This hasn't been confirmed yet :(

I don't know why they don't just issue one free download code to each physical disc serial number?

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most of the tropes and generic plot BS don't come into the equation at all. I mean, I see them there, but they don't bug me.

My favorite trope in video games is that violence always solves all problems and that there is no rehabilitation for criminals (kill all evildoers!!!). I like games like Metal Gear Solid or superhero games because you can usually complete them without killing anyone.

I don't think a lot profanity of any kind really helps your writing, regardless of who the characters are. Just like a person who swears a lot in real life is not very articulate and creative, having a lot of profanity in your writing shows that the writer is not very articulate and creative.

For example, James Lee Burke writes really gritty books. They are really dark. All of his characters are addicts and prostitutes and hustlers and other examples of humanity's worst. But, there isn't much swearing in his novels - only a tiny amount. In real life, people of these classes are really vulgar. But, in writing, there are much more creative ways to show this aspect of a personality.