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What if old-school Burger Time received an updated remake -- or even a horror-film treatment?
Friday, August 20, 2010 | Comments (5)
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"Errol, you are correct sir!! I used to buy games willy nilly on a whim. Now its like, "hmmm, cool cover, let me read the back of the box. Sounds like a good game, any DLC? I will wait for the reviews to come out and then maybe come back when its on the used/clearance rack". Thats sad.

I do want to add a note to anyone out there looking for a decent deal on game rentals. I know it seems kind of steep at first but when you look a bit deeper at it, its a great deal. Blockbuster has this thing called "In Store Total Access". It has a option that you can rent not only movies, but games with it as well and keep them out as long as you like for no extra charge. I pay (here it comes) 32$ a month and I can have out a combo of any 2 movies or games for as long as I want. If you consider its around 6-10$ per game or movie rental for the new ones, thats a damn good deal!

Hopefully someone can get some use out of that like I have. Better hurry tho, lots of rumors about Blockbuster going under lately. (sad face).

Great article Errol, Thanks!"

Friday, August 20, 2010
"Thanks for the compliment Jon. I really enjoyed your article here:  http://www.bitmob.com/articles/the-problem-with-story 

I agree with you 100 % on that one. I think that its perfectly fine for some games to have maybe a little backstory so you understand what the games about and to define the main character, and then to have nothing but a mindless rampage of enemy smashing goodness. We need more games like that these days. Do you remember the game Rampage?? That was an awesome 3 player co-op game back when co-op wasnt that popular. The only thing the game really gave you storywise was, "Your a monster, go beat the crap out of stuff!". Wonder if we will see a trend where games go that route again? *fingers crossed*

Also, thanks Jason for the Editor's note. I feel special!

 

*Hey, Front Page! Awesome! Thanks again!*"

Friday, August 20, 2010
"So relating to the whole concept of PC and Console wars, heres another topic altogther: Which platform is easier for players to hack and pirate the software on? "
Thursday, August 19, 2010
"I have to agree with you that Baldur's Gate is fine the way it is. I don think it would have done as well trying to be ran and maintained as an MMO. They wouldnt have made it anywhere near as engaging and wouldnt have any of the player created content they have now.

I guess we will just have to wait and see how the Old Republic MMO turns out. It may shed a little light on how they would have ran Baldur's Gate."

Thursday, August 19, 2010
"My pleasure. Hopefully somebody at least gets a chuckle from it. :)"
Thursday, August 19, 2010
"I added my entry for the challenge earlier. Heres a linky: http://www.bitmob.com/articles/mutated-lunchmeat-and-salad-bars-gone-wild

Hope you like it."

Wednesday, August 18, 2010