Timewaster's Guide Archive

I truly enjoyed the Tron Special Edition DVD. The digital remastering and added scene were excellent.

Though I enjoyed Warcraft 3, I would agree that the storyline was lacking in originality.  :-/

Parody is a great alternative to horror.  The guy who is GMing this game makes reference to every Zombie movie that I have seen, and often pokes a little fun at them as well.  The humor in the game always makes it worth playing.

I was wondering if anyone else has had the opportunity to play this game yet.  It is not much different than Volume 2, but uses the Next Generation technology which offers a little more excitement.

The ability to customize ship weapons, sheilds, and other accessories has added an excellent logistical challenge to the game, and the ability to select different officers to upgrade your ship through their experience has been a great added benefit to the game.

My major problem with the game is that the pointer for the mouse on the screen is hardly ever complete.  In essence there is only the bottom half of the arrow.  This causes a problem when trying to select certain devices, and greatly impairs selecting sheilds for reinforcement.

One other concern that I have heard is that the only way to play the Borg Campaign is if you bought the game from Best Buy. I haven't gotten the ability to explore this aspect of the game yet as I am still working my way through it, but I would be greatly disappointed if this was the case.

All in all the game is relatively entertaining.

Glad to hear that there is someone else out there who revels in the occasional dose of blood-shed and mayhem that typcially accompaines the joys of All Flesh Must be Eaten.  The zomies of that game some of the best of all the undead in any RPG I have played.  

I must admit that having seen the 12:01 AM showing on the 18th certainly altered my perceptions of the movie.  Everyone in the theatre was stoked and that offered an atmosphere from the audience that heightened the experience.

As far as the movie goes, it was a great Hollywood-ized version of the books.  To all the loyalists there are plenty of inaccuracies. To all those who never read the books it was a great movie.  In my opinion it should be taken for what it is, a particular group of writers' cinematic interpretation of a literary masterpiece.  Of course they have taken A LOT of license, but I feel that they have produced a high-quality movie.

The one aspect that truly stood out in my mind was the character of Gollem. I would simply reiterate the praise offered in previous posts.  Why repeat what has already been said?

All in all I would definitely recommend the movie.

So what do you think they will change, add, revise, or delete?  I am curious to see how all of these new reviesions will impact the "billions" of supplements that they have already put on the market.  Do you think that they will have to put out revisions for those as well?

Perhaps it is all a large deception!? Perhaps they purposefully released books with errors so that they could release a revised edition and milk us for more cash!? How dare they abuse us poor addicted gamers like that!  It is the ULTIMATE GRIFT!!!!

Why didn't I think of it first?  

Actually, I am truly interested in seeing what revisions they are going to put out as easing game play is never a bad thing, especially with some of the players that are in my group (for EVOL & Spriggan read JERRY!!!!!!)