
GameCola Forums: Posted
at: Fri, 03 Jul 2009 19:39:25 GMT
The only genre of game I detest are sports-related titles. I'll play pretty much everything else, regardless if it's an adult gore-fest or kiddie cut-fest. So long as a game has d...
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GameCola Forums: Posted
at: Fri, 03 Jul 2009 19:36:09 GMT
GameCola Comments: New comment on: The Ten Reasons (8 - 7) by: PaulPosted
at: Fri, 03 Jul 2009 13:43:50
Despite all your complaining (which does add to the videos), I\'m actually getting into the game\'s story. Almost makes me want to stop watching and just play the game myself, but then I remembered how bored I am with random encounters and menu-based combat.
GameCola Comments: New comment on: Carbonated News (8 - 7) by: PaulPosted
at: Fri, 03 Jul 2009 13:34:34
1) They seriously couldn\'t have just made it the Toad? Come on, guys. Give me Toad, and give me Peach, and you might have an awesome game. Well, you\'d have to give me less-ugly graphics, too, and less boring levels than the DS version.
2) Lego Harry Potter is going to be awesome.
3) All these new motion controllers are just going to mean across-the-board ports of minigamefests, aren\'t they.
Diet's LiveJournal: on the subject of harry potter --Posted
at: Fri, 26 Jun 2009 20:06:14 GMT
I have a Harry Potter question.Ok, so I have been re-reading the
Shoebox Project a lot lately. I've kinda become re-obsessed with it actually -- printing out the "photos," typing out the letters between Moony and Pads and then dying the pages with tea and then burning the edges for whatever crazy reasons -- but it's made me wonder.
Now understand that I am not a Harry Potter fan in the sense of the books -- I've watched the movies because my friend always made me and then I always end up get roped into it with my sisters. Anyway. I've been wondering about Harry.
He isn't very much like his father, is he. I mean, he seems to have that "reliable strength" that I get from James from what I've read from Shoebox and the movies and talk, etc. But James was also known for being quite the mischievous prankster along with Sirius; and although Lilly seems to be a bit more level-headed of the two (her and James) she also seems to be quite fiesty in her own way. Harry doesn't seem to be at all like them in that sense.
He seems to be more hesitant, or devilishly wild like James -- I don't know. Perhaps it is because of their two separate upbringings? James had
Sirius after all, and there was less foreboding danger when he was in Hogwarts -- Harry all but grew up in a closest and was surrounded by a darkened history. And Hermione was all bookish and sensible and Ron was not one to spring a thousand dungbombs on Draco Malfoy in his sleep -- so it's not like Harry had the same influences that James did either. But even still -- James seems like the type who would have had that adventurous hunger for naughty danger even if he
didn't have Sirius around.
Like I said -- I'm no pro on the Harry Potter world, I'm just a Marauders Obsesser. So I'm probably very mis-facted (yes, new word there) and quite ignorant because of it. :)
GameCola Comments: New comment on: _BLOG_POST-235 by: Michael GrayPosted
at: Tue, 09 Jun 2009 01:04:10
Yeah, that sucks. At least do it like they did in The Wizard, Nintendo! If you can do awesome tournaments pre-Internet, you should be able to do it post-Internet.
GameCola Comments: New comment on: _BLOG_POST-235 by: PaulPosted
at: Mon, 08 Jun 2009 23:29:28
Yikes---they seriously made people make the trip just to find out if they'd even BE in the tournament? That's awful.
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