Myk JL

The sex scenes in the God of War games was unnecessary. *rotates thumbsticks and pushes triangle at the wrong time* Its so stupid.

A lot of M & T Rated Games need to remove this goofy sex(y) stuff. Every time I see them it makes me think the developers can't afford Internet for their on homes.
 
This isn't to say that off camera sex events shouldn't happen. Minus QT Event, Ezio in Assassin's Creed 2, climbing into this girl's window he had a romantic bond with is probably the best a M Rated Game can do.
 
Hell if they did something like that for Skyrim on the console I wouldn't want the PC version so bad. Because the best Skyrim can do without mods is have my spouse give me money & maybe a snack, then I'm back off to killing bandits.

I don't know whether to be happy or not that he hated his own game(s).... To me his scat terminology gets old fast.

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/unskippable/8732-Killer-is-Dead

My taste in music ever since I stopped watching TV has come from mostly whatever video games were licensed to play. I don't even have FM radio at the moment. And I haven't really listened to any new music since Saints Row The Third.... Since Saints Row 4 lacked any form of Hard Rock.
 
If I had to focus on any type of music in particular it would probably lean toward Metal with its own political innuendo like Otep's Rise Rebel Resist. (Which also shockingly made me realize the innuendo for KoRn's Twisted Transistor.) I also listened to Rage Against The Machine, but nothing that really feels memorable at the moment.
 
Back in the early 2000's until they split I was into most of System Of A Down's music. (Although SOAD's Song, Science, Is a bigger turd than ICP's Miracle.) I find it shocking how SOAD's song Prison might reflect a different time in a decade or so once the drug war is over. They also do some really bizarre songs like Peephole. Their lead singer still makes songs but it doesn't feel right without an actual band there.
 
My taste for Rap is very limited due to losing interest or out right hating it at a particular time. Such as nWo's The Wolf Pac Theme, Eminem's Under The Influence, Mannie Fresh's Real Big which was the theme for MidNight Club 3, & Kanye West's Power which was the song used for Saints Row The Third's trailer.
 
Despite my Fallout with Fallout 3 & New Vegas over there Morals they have a lot of good but old songs. I enjoyed listening to Ink Spots, Bob Crosby, & Roy Brown.
 
The closest I get into J-Pop or whatever it is, is Caramel Dansen.... The hips to whatever animated character I'm watching is very distracting....
 
Then the rest of the songs I listen to have been Earworms that I've attached to various Video Game Ideas that I write down & may never finish fleshing out at this rate. Such as Country Joe's & The Fish's I Feel Like I'm Fixing To Die, Evanescence's Everybody's Fool, & Staind's Outside.
 
*Edit*
Forgot to mention some Earworms are stuck in my head based on character ideas. Well 2 currently. Vermilion Part 2 by Slipknot. And Pieces by Sum 41.

Elder Scrolls Online is Rated M!....
 

I'll go see it but I think the whole "War On Drugs" story is starting to get outdated. Also for a moment I was reminded of the drug Nuke in RoboCop 2.

And that is why remaking Sylvester Stallone's Judge Dredd revolve around video games makes perfect sense.... Just Imagine a whole movie where he is framed for being a Troll & must buddy up with the noob, Rob Schneider....

lmao.

http://youtu.be/HyJMaUGCBGU
 
and then there is wreking ball gone union.

This is HSpoon's fault.  He traumitized me with it, so now I must share the pain! 
 

I have never played Daisy before but based on my experience with GTA Online & the following below
 
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/zero-punctuation/6276-DayZ
 
http://www.dorkly.com/comic/58310/dayz-ed-and-confused
 
There is no chance in hell I'd buy this for the PC.

To me The Outsiders were or are the best Tag Team in Wrestling History. Even if there never was a third man to eventually create The nWo, Hall & Nash wouldn't have really needed it.
 
Although if you were to base it on Tag Titles won that would be Ray & Devon aka The Dudley Boys / Team 3D.
 
I don't remember any ICP matches. I do remember they were promoting their own wrestling organization when they were hanging out with Vampiro.
 
I didn't know who Chris Jericho was until I saw his feud with Dean Malenko over 1,001 vs 1,004 submissions known. Chris Jericho tagging with Eddie Guerrero was one of my favorite Tag Teams.
 
I feel sorry for Kanyon since he ultimately committed suicide over not being in a wrestling company. If WCW could've survived his suicide by extension would've been prevented.

I still was child when Arnold Schwarzenegger ruined my idolization of him by him being pregnant in Junior....

Interestingly enough, the Raw I watched form June of 2000, Benoit took 3 direction chair shots to the head, went head first into a locker and pepsi machine, and then got rock bottomed on the hood of a limo in the span of 20 seconds.... hindsight is 20/20.
 
The Montreal Screw Job was a real screw job, so I don't categorize it as a swerve. lol
 
I couldn't stand Ric Flair. In fact, Macho Man Randy Savage became my favorite wrestler when he defeated Flair for the title.
 
John Cena was a better heel, and he was pretty funny with those free styles... He faces the 95 Hulk Hogan staleness now, but the WWE wont make him heel because his merch keeps selling for the kids from what I've read.
 
The Rock is by far the most talented on the mic, heel or face, he was simply hysterical.
 
Bret Hart was an amazing heel

X'D Hart said this was his favorite moment in all of his WCW career... man was it funny.
 
Stone Cold and the nWo were intriguing heels because eventually the fans cheered for them... while they were still heels. they both broke those common rules in wrestling, nothing was safe, and the fans loved it... in WCW, a lot of the face characters like Lex Luger started to complain to management because they were starting to get booed. Scott Hall's survey time started swinging heavily in favor of the nWo. They are my favorite stable, and sadly the breakaway of the Wolfpac and then the reunion, and its many revivals ran it into the ground.
 
Jericho was another great character. His talent on the mic rivaled the rock, but had a little more intelligence to them rather than vulgar outlandish shock phrases. In WCW he was the top mid card, and the funniest out of anyone in the company. His feud with Dean Malenko is highly underrated. I'll never forget Ralphus. In WWE, his debut was phenomenal, and he was allowed to thrive in the top card for a good run. 
 
Kurt Angle (On Steroids) was a great heel and talented wrestler. He looks so sickly now...
 
My underrated heel is Kanyon... only because he was a part of the funniest angle ever IMO.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5czUMb8HlE

I wouldn't consider Hulk Hogan to be the best villain / hero. Although at the time it was one of the biggest swerves in wrestling. One swerve bigger than it was probably The Montreal Screw Job. Still I ended up preferring Hogan as a villain.... Well until he deserved X-Pac Heat.
 
Which brings me to my own nominees (in no particular order) in this area which may or may not outdo Hulk Hogan.
Sean Waltman aka X-Pac: Maybe this is just me but I never remember getting sick of X-Pac. He had been part of my favorite factions such as nWo, nWo Wolf Pac (Before the Red & Black nWo Logo), & D-X. Maybe its because he never reached WWF World Champion status that I never got sick of him. Still he is the reason to why X-Pac Heat is named after him for being sick of a performer; not a character. Ric Flair: I totally have X-Pac Heat for Ric Flair. I didn't care whether he was a good guy or a bad guy. Every time he was around he was there to be in the main event or to be the world champ. I'm not mad at him for cheating. But just being around so long that I'd wish he'd go the way of Terry Funk or just stay retired. Razor Ramon: Probably doesn't deserve to be on this list. But I had assumed he called himself The Bad Guy, but was too lazy to be an actual Bad Guy. Goldust: I'm pretty certain Goldust would supposed to always remain a villain. Surprisingly though the crowd got over their homophobic thoughts toward a man that was heterosexual to begin with. Bill Goldberg: Not for turning heel but simply being allowed to remain unbeatable. Goldberg is the kind of guy that I think gives a Staged Sport a bad name. Not to mention he ended Bret Hart's career (and others) due to not being properly trained. Stone Cold Steve Austin: I think he was meant to remain a bad guy. And I doubt Austin 3:16 was suppose to catch on the way it did. Bret The Hit Man Hart: Had Bret said he was sorry for how he brutally beat Stone Cold the (US) fans would've ultimately considered it water under the bridge. But man seeing a Face like Bret acting the way he did toward Stone Cold in that match was a shocker. The Rock: I honestly liked The Rock back when he was going by the name Rocky Maivia. In fact I had a friend who thought Rocky Maivia was lame. Dang if Rocky Maivia never joined The Nation Of Domination where he ultimately became The Rock my friend would've never changed his mind. Mick Foley: Once he was allowed to drop the previous insanity that was Mankind he shined better as a performer. Also known for putting Asses into Seats. The previous Mankind though was probably one of my favorite villains. HHH: Prior to his marriage I liked HHH. But he has had a habit of getting X-Pac Heat. Especially every time he had to remind everyone he was dating the boss's daughter. John Cena: Not for formerly being a heel, but just because of being a face for way too long. That & somehow killing my childhood even more when he was allowed to defeat The Rock for the world Title.... And Chris Jericho before his hair cut.... And Sabu.... Maybe I shouldn't be shocked if this list can still grow. Vince McMahon: The man who had made most of wrestling what it was & will become. And the man who killed SMW, ECW, & WCW. Not only that but paraded with each corpse of those companies while he was at it. No matter how much good he does it has been a reminder that his business has & can be run purely on his ego. Chris Benoit: Probably one of the best (Face) Wrestlers to ever be in the business. His disturbing death is something no one can or should ignore. Part of me still wants to believe had he stopped doing (flying) head butts none of what happened would've happened.

I wouldn't consider Hulk Hogan to be the best villain / hero. Although at the time it was one of the biggest swerves in wrestling. One swerve bigger than it was probably The Montreal Screw Job. Still I ended up preferring Hogan as a villain.... Well until he deserved X-Pac Heat.
 
Which brings me to my own nominees (in no particular order) in this area which may or may not outdo Hulk Hogan.
Sean Waltman aka X-Pac: Maybe this is just me but I never remember getting sick of X-Pac. He had been part of my favorite factions such as nWo, nWo Wolf Pac (Before the Red & Black nWo Logo), & D-X. Maybe its because he never reached WWF World Champion status that I never got sick of him. Still he is the reason to why X-Pac Heat is named after him for being sick of a performer; not a character. Ric Flair: I totally have X-Pac Heat for Ric Flair. I didn't care whether he was a good guy or a bad guy. Every time he was around he was there to be in the main event or to be the world champ. I'm not mad at him for cheating. But just being around so long that I'd wish he'd go the way of Terry Funk or just stay retired. Razor Ramon: Probably doesn't deserve to be on this list. But I had assumed he called himself The Bad Guy, but was too lazy to be an actual Bad Guy. Goldust: I'm pretty certain Goldust would supposed to always remain a villain. Surprisingly though the crowd got over their homophobic thoughts toward a man that was heterosexual to begin with. Bill Goldberg: Not for turning heel but simply being allowed to remain unbeatable. Goldberg is the kind of guy that I think gives a Staged Sport a bad name. Not to mention he ended Bret Hart's career (and others) due to not being properly trained. Stone Cold Steve Austin: I think he was meant to remain a bad guy. And I doubt Austin 3:16 was suppose to catch on the way it did. Bret The Hit Man Hart: Had Bret said he was sorry for how he brutally beat Stone Cold the (US) fans would've ultimately considered it water under the bridge. But man seeing a Face like Bret acting the way he did toward Stone Cold in that match was a shocker. The Rock: I honestly liked The Rock back when he was going by the name Rocky Maivia. In fact I had a friend who thought Rocky Maivia was lame. Dang if Rocky Maivia never joined The Nation Of Domination where he ultimately became The Rock my friend would've never changed his mind. Mick Foley: Once he was allowed to drop the previous insanity that was Mankind he shined better as a performer. Also known for putting Asses into Seats. The previous Mankind though was probably one of my favorite villains. HHH: Prior to his marriage I liked HHH. But he has had a habit of getting X-Pac Heat. Especially every time he had to remind everyone he was dating the boss's daughter. John Cena: Not for formerly being a heel, but just because of being a face for way too long. That & somehow killing my childhood even more when he was allowed to defeat The Rock for the world Title.... And Chris Jericho before his hair cut.... And Sabu.... Maybe I shouldn't be shocked if this list can still grow. Vince McMahon: The man who had made most of wrestling what it was & will become. And the man who killed SMW, ECW, & WCW. Not only that but paraded with each corpse of those companies while he was at it. No matter how much good he does it has been a reminder that his business has & can be run purely on his ego. Chris Benoit: Probably one of the best (Face) Wrestlers to ever be in the business. His disturbing death is something no one can or should ignore. Part of me still wants to believe had he stopped doing (flying) head butts none of what happened would've happened.

I'm at least glad Wolf's Rain didn't end with the song Paradise City.... Where the grass is green.... And the girls are pretty.... Oh won't they please find their Home....
 
There's also Wolf Children if the emphasis is on wanting Anime about Wolves, but from what I know that can be kind of depressing based on the plot.
 
.Hack has had some animal based characters in its various series though I don't really remember them well enough.
 
Sands Of Destruction also has Animal Characters such as Kuma, Kuma. But I don't know how it ends so I don't know whether or not it gets depressing, Kuma.
 
If you ever get back into wanting Anime that is depressing with Animal Characters though Blue Submarine Number 6 & Paranoia Agent might be worth a watch. But then again Blue Submarine Number 6 didn't have much of a plot beyond kill bad guy & here's a bunch of stuff that happens before bad guy is killed.
 
If you ever feel the need to watch Animal Characters that aren't in an Anime I recommend Disney's Gargoyles. The Mutates (Flying Cat People with Electric Powers) may not make up the majority of the show but Disney's Gargoyles is an awesome show thanks in part by how the voice cast has a lot of people from Star Trek TNG.

That or if they somehow gotten obsessed with Sports Entertainment they could always pick up the failing TNA once Spike TV drops it due to bad ratings....
 
But then again maybe they should also follow WWE's example & become subscription based thus meaning the proper pronunciation would finally be See Fee.... As in order to See it you'd have to pay the Fee first....
 
But then again if See Fee turned out to be crap even without WWE they could alway change their name to Fee Sees....

You still have Zoidberg.... You all still have Zoidberg!
 
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Yeah that would've made more sense if I had made myself  a Zoidberg avatar....

You still have Zoidberg.... You all still have Zoidberg!
 
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Yeah that would've made more sense if I had made myself  a Zoidberg avatar....

I'm scared this'll inspire someone to bring back Jabber Jaw or Street Sharks.... Or Scary Movie.... I can imagine it now....
 
Dumb-Ass Surfer - Aw Dude, Hold On I got a tweet!
????? - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvCI-gNK_y4
Dumb-Ass Surfer - Like, I don't get it....
*Dumb-Ass Surfer gets killed by a shark*

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/zero-punctuation/8642-Top-5-Games-of-2013

I can't tell if this was inspired by the the 80s or Saints Row 3&4 which have been inspired by the 80s...