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  1. Mr. Gorilla

    Disney Buys LucasFilms... gets rights to Star Wars

    Disney will probably make VII, VIII, and IX better than George Lucas ever could. Think about it: a Guillermo Del Toro or Joss Whedon Star Wars.
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    Just to be clear

    I wouldn't call it being "corrupted." To be honest, while he isn't any more likeable, he's at least a more respectable human being--even if he is obsessed with a dark, dangerous business--being an incredibly efficient meth lord than he was as an underachiever. At least he's being great at...
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    Just to be clear

    Yeah; Breaking Bad is already one of the greatest shows of all time. I'd go as far to say that it's doing for television what Citizen Kane did for film.
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    Nintendo Mass Effect 3 ported to the WiiU

    ^Not being able to play the first two only affects one's experience pertaining to the game's narrative, which really isn't that big of a deal, especially considering the fact that the ME trilogy's narrative(s) are some of the most cliche-ridden pieces of soap opera horseshit ever to befoul the...
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    Just to be clear

    Yeah, you have a point about him not being as smart; he did screw up royally in the midseason finale.
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    Just to be clear

    Wasn't happy that , but he's still admirable for being a brilliant, above-the-law ubermensch.
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    Just to be clear

    You clearly don't know who you're talking to, so let me clue you in: I am not in danger. I AM the danger. A guy opens his door and gets shot, and you think that of ME? No! I am the one who knocks!
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    When did Final Fantasy stop being 'Final Fantasy'?

    You have a fair point; while it didn't start with FFX, FFX is probably the shining example of the large amount of sap shoved into most of the "modern" Final Fantasy titles. While melodrama and romantic sap are suitable to children, Final Fantasy's core fanbase has grown up, and it's time for...
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    When did Final Fantasy stop being 'Final Fantasy'?

    The series never really had much of an identity as its own, anyway. The mechanics varied wildly from game to game, unfortunately at the cost of the series never "growing up:" Final Fantasy has always been a fairly experimental series, but it has never been a progressive series. New mechanics...
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    Nintendo Mass Effect 3 ported to the WiiU

    I hope they pack in a whole bunch of extra content. I love to see bad games made worse.
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    Final Fantasy VII Opening Remade in the Unreal Engine

    They also need to get Vangelis involved with the remake (Well, if they had the budget, of course). Nobuo's great and all, but based on the sound of all of his recent work, I fear if they got him involved again and no one else the whole thing would have a fully orchestral and/or rock sound and...
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    This Game

    You're not taking into account the Wii U, which will--apparently--come out next year, and exceed the technical capabilities of the PS3 and 360. Considering that Nintendo is really pushing third-party development and is trying to get more 18+ consumer-targetted titles on the console, in addition...
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    Final Fantasy VII Opening Remade in the Unreal Engine

    Seeing as Fallout 3 was complete shit (As Bethesda RPGs generally are), I doubt Square-Enix would want to ruin their reputation among expert circles more than they already have by emulating the work of the company that is single-handedly killing the role-playing genre, aesthetically or...
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    This Game

    I want an honest answer. Do you still believe this game is going to be released this console generation?
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    Multiple Platforms The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim

    This game is most certainly addicting, but is it fun?
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    Final Fantasy {In Genral Review]

    Mechanics: 7/10 The turn-based and ATB games were some of the best of their kind, and most of the older games tended to offer a variety of sidequests, a sense of challenge, and a fair amount of exploration (By JRPG standards). FFXIII is pretty shit in this regard, though. Plot: 5/10 Some...
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    Final Fantasy and Blade Runner

    It isn't as simple as "clones and created life;" it's the manner in which the existentialism/philosophy of created life (What makes us "human") is explored within these stories. FFVII is quite similar to Blade Runner in this regard, and FFIX moreso (The plight of the Nexus 6 replicants is...
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    Final Fantasy and Blade Runner

    Oh yeah, spoilers. Read at your own risk. Some of the later Final Fantasy games owe so much to Blade Runner they could be considered partial adaptations of the film. First and foremost, compare: Why does this sound so familiar? Oh, right: And what do Aerith and Tifa's themes sound...
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    Man of Steel

    Ugh. Zack Snyder is going to ruin it. He already turned Watchmen into the very thing the comic book set out to satire, and he'll probably shed any and all of Superman's depth (What it means to be alone and different from everyone else in the world, the responsibility and burden of being...
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    Multiple Platforms Deus Ex: Human Revolution

    Yeah, I miss the melee weapons too; nothing beats running around with a crowbar and breaking office furniture. But that's a miniscule flaw in an overall excellent game.
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