@jonmar Lol. Do you know he wanted Halo? I'm so glad he didn't get it. I respect his enthusiasm for games but the guy took some great titles and made shit movies out of them.

@Techn1c4l Metal Gear cannot be classified as a horror title ; horror titles are what Mr. Carpenter specializes in. There are more suitable film-makers for MGS.

The man who brought us "The Thing"? He should do it. I hope he gets the creative rights to shoot the film.

@MidnightMeteor Starbreeze seems to be a very respected company for their work on the Riddick games. They're a very talented bunch.

Aaarrg why couldn't they gimme some raw gameplay footage!? This is looking good. And the Starbreeze team is doing this too? yeah, it's a winner. I only wish they work on some more Riddick games after the release of Wolfenstein : The New Order, cause those games were incredible and there's even a new Riddick film on the upcoming movies slate. MachineGames : We support you, keep up the awesome work!

It's nice to see so many females gamers nowadays.

Well if high production costs means that the video games industry is soon to go belly-up then people better start collecting all the games they can. I have already started.

@noverum Sorry if I have offended you. Apparently you love the game. They could've used a better screen capture. Congrats on your 1 "Like" there.

If that screenshot of Crysis 3 they posted up there is the best Crysis 3 has to offer then I'm not all that impressed.

@gatsbythepig What sucks about that negativity non-gamers express about human characters in CG is that they seem to not even appreciate it, not the fact that it's realistic and certainly not the hard work that goes into creating such things. They watch The Adventures of Tintin and instead of being in awe, they focus on the imperfections and the little amount of artificiality that can be seen.

This is something we all do though. For instance : If you see an ordinary girl, you look for the good, whereas when you see a super-hot girl, you might instantly notice the bad, if any. When we see things that come close to perfection we automatically star to look for imperfections - it's why we enjoy The Incredibles, Monsters vs. Aliens, and Ice Age but then when we see something like Tintin or something that's more realistic, we start to judge. It's because we start seeking the flaws. I don't know if it's our nature or if we're just spoiled but it is what it is. It definitely ain't going to stop creators from trying to climb out of that valley though.

But honestly, I think the day we can recreate something that will fool us will be the day we also have really advanced artificial intelligence. Even with that though, the behavior and movement may be a bit inhuman and artificial.