Never Dead

[Panch]

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[Jables]

words are so 2008

 

Interesting hook. I'd need to see more before getting interested though.

[Panch]

I felt the video said it all. What that is though... I have no idea.

[Keth]

Ha! Katamari Damaxpayne :p

[Jables]

Do we truly have a maximum number of posts we can 1up in a day? Damnit. A Maximum of one...

[Maldron]

Instead of being negative, which I really want to be, I will instead say this.

 

The Third Person Shooter, as a genre, has had infinitely more variants in gameplay style than the first person shooter since its inception. They put forward new ideas, new gimmicks, and new gameplay more than any genre out there right now. Whether it's the jetpack in Dark Void, cover shooting, the destructible environments in Red Faction: Guerilla, this body recollecting thing, or the strategic dismemberment in Dead Space. The third person shooter, despite being a herpes on the genitals of gaming, is at least variable in its symptoms.