@endorbr Righteous Kill, The Big Wedding, Meet the Fockers, etc.

@KingDare79 you mean the film with a 29% on Rotten Tomatoes? Flop.

Oh, it's robots but they called it Wolfenstein.

Predicting another flop for the id properties. Id is the Robert De Niro of the game industry. Nothing but flops for over a decade.

Karma's a bitch, huh? Should have created your own game concept.

A day late and dollar short.

@Wango_Tango You'd have to be unbelievably naive to think that "something players will like" means something other than "something we can make money from."

Don't you wish they'd just patch the bots out of D2 so you could care about godlys again?

@shadowhunter0 @Kenji_Masamune That's always what the young kids claim. You might want to study a little literary criticism to discover that "understanding it" and "getting what it really means" is just a pretentious red herring. If most people fail to interpret the movie in the way the is pleasing, it's not a good film. Art isn't a research project.

The point I take is that we, critics, use this term "realism" as an ideology that mystifies the problem of ethics: think about, for example, how games that attempt to be photo-realistic hold up the least amount of time in terms of their graphical fidelity. I agree with Greg, to a point, that there is nothing realistic about an artistic representation.

This looks like the other game with different textures.

BTW, nothing fits the Star Wars universe like heavy metal guitars.