The Nerdz Lounge.

As long as it plays well (most likely it will), why complain and nitpick over a minor animation flaw? It's not like the characters will be stuck on glue like robots needing a little grease.

 

I don't think it's a minor flaw. In this day and age, clunky computer animation stands out.

It's one of those things were you know it doesn't look quite right, but you cant put your finger on the exact problem.

But I haven't played it yet, so I cant say for sure.

 

Maybe it's just in your head. From the looks of it, the animation isn't all that bad. Plus, it's running at a particular framerate (30 fps) which may give it that "stiff animation" appearance in a fighting game. But it's look very promising and too much nitpicking would hinder you from experiencing a potentially great game.

 

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--spoilers--

Interesting juxtaposition of family "love" on display in this episode.

Black Manta and Sportsmaster, are not the best fathers around. But at least Manta actually cares for his kid.

One odd thing though. Shouldn't Sportsmaster be in his mid to late 40's by now? I mean he is a grandfather after all. yet he's still drawn to look 30ish.

 

He's a vain & self absorbed super villain as you have pointed out. He could be doing the Shaka Zulu move of dyeing his hair or using other methods to make/keep his appearance youthful, be they scientific or mystical in nature. Or like Cheshire, he and his wife at the time decided to irresponsibly have a kid/kids very young despite their chosen criminal & dangerous lifestyles.

 

Crysis 3 Review (IGN)​

Though Aliens: Colonial Marines turned out to be a critical flop (predictably so), don't allow your hopes for a good sci-fi shooter keep you down. There is one in the form of Crysis 3, which has snagged some really good scores from many reviewers everywhere.

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Metal Gear Rising Revengeance (IGN)​

The master of action games, Platinum Games and Kojima Productions, has taken a beloved series which is stealth action and worked on a spin-off that really put a lot of promise. For some die-hard action aficionados who were not satisfied with DmC: Devil May Cry (for stupid reasons) and Ninja Gaiden 3 - two game franchises who experienced a high of popularity in the action genre in the fifth generation console wars that went down into the B-Level category, Metal Gear Rising will surely give you gamers the much needed action you so yearned.

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I'm picking my copy up in a couple of hours, the only thing I'm upset about, is that I heard that they cut the campaign length nearly in half. I don't play multiplayer much, so $60 for 5 hours of play time is a bit disappointing.

I absolutely loved Ninja Gaiden, so I'm seriously thinking of picking this game up. Even though I haven't been a fan of Metal Gear games since Metal Gear Solid 2

 

I'm more of a single-player person myself, so I can understand the sentiments. This is one reason why I don't really touch a lot of FPS games nowadays -- lacking a lengthy campaign. But who knows...the length maybe cut in half, but the stages maybe much bigger and more varied to explore.

As for MGR, it's a pure action game by a company that has a really strong track record in quality action games. Regarding the Ninja Gaiden series, since the creator of Ninja Gaiden parted from the company, the NG series just hit its first downward spiral. Though the Wii U version of NG3 is a major improvement over the original, it still falls short. Perhaps it's just the times and hard to keep up with each generation.

 

From vampire slayer to zombie slayer....

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Did he get on some kind of Hollywood work release program?

 

I think this may have been filmed before all of his legal troubles and has been sitting on the shelf all this time. Since zombies seem to be the current "It" thing now, someone thought it might be time to dust this off and see if they could make a few bucks off of it obviously.

 

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**spoilers**

Nightwing should have waited until they got back to base before he "fired" Arsenal. And were the hell are those other kids going to go? They have no money or resources.

I'm glad they didn't skip pass the Reach being called out for lying about their ships and weapons.

 

It's pissing me off that Cartoon Network doesn't want to do another season. Sphere/Super-Cycle being attached to Superboy, The Forever People & DeSaad showing up in the first season and vague references to the "dare not speak his name" master of DeSaad, G.Gordon Godfrey aka Glorious Godfrey of Apokolips, the use of Father Boxes & Boomtubes this season, pretty clear they were setting it up that Darkseid is/would be the overall mastermind behind the Light.

 

They always do that shit. We could have gotten more seasons out Justice League Unlimited too

 

To be fair with Justice League/Justice League Unlimited it wasn't Cartoon Network's call on that series ending. The creators & producers had more or less burned out and wanted to move on. Recall they had been almost non stop putting out product since the early 90's starting with Batman The Animated Series. They also put in work on most of the other non super hero animated show for Warner Brothers in the 90's that were also popular at the time such as Tiny Toon Adventures, The Animaniacs and Freakazoid. And that was before they got around to during the Superman animated series for its run and eventually the Justice League series in it's two incarnations. If they were still willing to crank shit out I'm more than sure it would still be on Cartoon Network presently.

 

Sucks for the fans