DeathscytheX

Rock edition
 

 
This song is fucking awesome

 
More Zombie? Why Not?

 
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xbqrv_kid-rock-american-badass_news
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VQWDWrXSeI
 

 

Straight from Saints Row the Third my favorite jam to drive to..

 
Classic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnRsqM78WiU
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNataLbqMbY
 

 
Love it..

 
If you didn't like TLC in the 90's you're a damn liar

The Raiden games are classic. The top down and side scroll space ship shooter use to be my favorite genre back in the 16 bit era... ever play Ikaruga? Its pretty brutal... so brutal that after 100 hours of play and getting your ass kicked, it gives you infinite lives.
 

I liked the "it belongs in a museum" phrase at the end foreshadowing Harrison Ford being in the next movie. With Banderas and Snipes joining in as well, it should make for another good one.

One of those topics that must have been lost in the conversion.
 

 
I watched this on netflix a few days ago... its pretty funny... but sadly I think its more of an accurate representation of what would happen if something like this really occurred. lol

It's going to be a Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood type retelling, going strictly by the manga with no fillers from what I've been hearing recently.

Both of those games shows what happens when PvP isn't optional. They need to make a game where areas are flooded with zombies... this is probably why Dying Light is more appealing to me, even though it seems to be pretty linear.

ICP did a hilarious feud with "That 70's Guy" Mike Awesome. Awesome did an Awesome bomb on the top of a school bus on Shaggy 2 Dope and Shaggy slid off unscripted. Mike Awesome and the ref broke character to make sure he was ok on the pin, but you saw Awesome try to catch Shaggy's leg before he fell off:

 
Happens at 4:06
 
Best Tag Team in History?
 
The Mega Powers Hogan and Savage is my pick, but there is a lot of good ones, Harlem Heat, The Steiner Brothers, The Outsiders, LOD, The New Age Outlaws, Edge and Christian, The Hardy Boyz... Too Cool is another favorite of mine solely on the fact that they were funny.
 
Best feud in history for me is Macho Man vs. DDP... they really put everything into their matches. Savage put DDP over and made him who he was similar to how Hart made Steve Austin.

worth a watch. 
Another Thing a loved about Jericho is his purposely mispronounced names.

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

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 think Hogan was the best villain and hero.
 

 
Plus no one saw his turn... kids were crying in the arena because of it. One of the great swerves. Just look at all the trash thrown into the ring

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.

Definitely. 

World Wrestling Entertainment has announced their TV network that will be the Netflix of Pro Wrestling and much more. Not only will the network offer 30 years of back catalog of your childhood memories... WWF, WCW, and ECW included, but will also offer every current PPV live for $10 a month with a 6 month commitment. Whether you want to see Macho Man Randy Savage vs. Ricky the Dragon Steamboat at Wrestlemania III, or the Untertaker's unbeaten streak continue at last years Wrestlemania it will all be there at the grasp of your fingertips.
While you may scratch you head at the importance of this announcement, Gizmodo explains further in the link below how its a great move, even if you have zero interest in pro wrestling. WWE Network is being hailed as a major stepping stone in the future of television.
http://gizmodo.com/w...ight-1498110969
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LOL. I wonder if his face got sore from that permanent scowl. I thought the violence was bad ass.... you can tell it wasn't high budget, and it was all filmed in all of 3 locations. It was a damn good film that stayed within tight purse strings.

I just watched this on netflix and thought it was a lot of fun. I remember seeing complaints on the slow-mo somewhere.. but really it only happens in the first 1/5 of the film and the last scene... Its better than the Stallone version, but its not something thats gonna blow you mind... Its worth watching.

A lot of my friends are unimpressed with this... We were all really excited about it, and now its just meh... If you made a box that could play Ultra PC games... but thats all it could do. I'd pay $600-700 for it to play all the steam games, and upgrade it myself as time passes... but instead they made some shit that can't play all steam games, and really just seems like a waste of cash. I'm glad I have a PS4 more than ever now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEcCkaRUTsc
See the trailer and a few clips of the live action adaption of the anime Kite
 
I've never seen Kite, two of them are on netflix now I assume because of this project... I wont watch them however, because the customer reviews claim they are heavily edited. American live action adaptions of anime or any remake of japanese films have been a bust because they throw in to many western story cliches and ruin the original content... then you have Dragonball Evolution... which I'll never watch.
 
It looks interesting.

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Level 5 wont make a Dark Cloud 3 because they dont think there is a lot of interest in it. There are many beloved games that are abandoned because now the gaming industry just focuses on home run hits... a game can't just sell well, it has to be a Triple A blockbuster money maker. It really hurts the variety we have to choose from. The industry might have plateaued, but I hold hope with some of the titles coming out this year.
 
Meanwhile the indy sector is booming... the mainstream is starting to take notice.

Blasphemy! FFIX was a rare gem and I loved the story completely. Yes I'm a little blinded by the fact that it's what cemented my love for the FF series (and it was the first one I ever played), sue me. I do agree on 12 though. What little I played of it I wasn't overly impressed (and I mean little, I don't think I'm even 5 hours into it yet (and if I am then it was a real disappointment)). The battle system was quite lovely though, one of the few battle systems I've liked in recent years. Quite honestly I never could see why VII is lauded as the best FF game in the series. The story was meh and the characters were all pretty disappointing and bland (with the exception of Cid and Vincent, really liked those two). True I've never beaten it (on the final fight) but I just really can't see why it was so amazing.
 
Will I be booed out for saying I've only played MGS2 (and boy what a disappointment it was after the first mission)? I played the demo of MGS and liked it but never did get around to actually buying it and playing it (though I've seen it completely through, one of my old roommates went through and MGS marathon and played 1, 2, and 3 all back to back). MGS4 never really interested me and I didn't have a PS3 so i could never play it. I must say though I'm thinking of buying MGS5 once it comes out and I get my PS4, looks freaking amazing.
 
As much as I don't want FFXV to bomb I agree with DX, it just might be what Square needs to finally make them see they need to rethink the whole RPG thing. I'd also like to see COD bomb big time, they really need to rethink how they make those games. I've heard nothing but bad things about Ghosts and yet it's still being praised. Really starting to think the game industry has finally plateaued.

Hmmm... Can I have a Call of Duty 4-2: Modern Warfare? Actually, don't mess with the gameplay, just give me an HD remix with servers.
 
Strider nailed it. Bungie and Respawn are throwing out a new product. Ubisoft is probably producing the most unique titles in The Division and Watch Dogs... Even Drive Club looks highly innovative for the racing genre.
 
When it comes to Sequels at least MGSV is bringing something radically different to the MGS universe in the form of sandbox gameplay. inFAMOUS: Second Son is pushing the limits of the sandbox with insane new powers and abilities you can swap between.
 
I never was a fan of turn based RPGs, so I don't have anything invested in Square... I'd be hard pressed to tell you a game I've played made by them... but it seems they've taken the COD route of lets just cookie cutter some games together with the FF or KH labels while our die hard fans wait and hope for some real sequels that we might make 3 console generations from now...
 
Even more funny how they will make a X-2 or a -2 of anything except VII which is what everyone wanted in the first place.

Shes way too skinny. The short part isn't an issue. They make Tom Cruise taller than all female actresses in his films when hes the shortest person on set. Cavill looks like Stallone juice up on roids in the last Rambo next to her.
 
Antje Traue would have been a decent choice if she hadn't already played Faora in Man of Steel.

I never thought I'd see something Top Manborg... but this is gonna be it.

Hmmm... Can I have a Call of Duty 4-2: Modern Warfare? Actually, don't mess with the gameplay, just give me an HD remix with servers.
 
Strider nailed it. Bungie and Respawn are throwing out a new product. Ubisoft is probably producing the most unique titles in The Division and Watch Dogs... Even Drive Club looks highly innovative for the racing genre.
 
When it comes to Sequels at least MGSV is bringing something radically different to the MGS universe in the form of sandbox gameplay. inFAMOUS: Second Son is pushing the limits of the sandbox with insane new powers and abilities you can swap between.
 
I never was a fan of turn based RPGs, so I don't have anything invested in Square... I'd be hard pressed to tell you a game I've played made by them... but it seems they've taken the COD route of lets just cookie cutter some games together with the FF or KH labels while our die hard fans wait and hope for some real sequels that we might make 3 console generations from now...
 
Even more funny how they will make a X-2 or a -2 of anything except VII which is what everyone wanted in the first place.