Now to make a Half-Life Movie.

That's why I got excited for Brink, but it took a big shit on my hopes and dreams.

Then i may delight you with the news that there's a second one in production.

I don't remember it sell very well. Also, it was in first person, which I thought a poor design choice. One of the only poor design choices really; that game was fucking majestic.

if it was in 3rd person it would be assassins creed with less killing, 1st person made it feel much better in my opinion, it felt more natural, and had a great deal of impact on difficulty and the flow of action

Not really. Mirror's edge was much more about platforming and navigating your environment. It took skill to move from point A to point B and made you feel more accomplished for doing so. This was reflected in it's control scheme. AC is mover of a sandbox game where you can climb stuff.

that's not the way i meant it at all, iwas pointing at the way you move, thanks to the first person you had to look around in high speeds for a small edge to grab on and aim for it while pressing buttons at the right time while in 3rd person you just kinda click and run

Oh, I see your point now. My main problem with the first person was the lack of perspective. Without being able to tell where Faith was in the environment, it was easy to misjudge distances and scale. It was also a complaint other players had. If we kept the first person, how would you suggest solving that?

well personally, i liked it, the lack of perspective and such made it more realistic and raised the difficulty, when you run at such a speed with someone chasing you, you don't really look around to take it all in, you focus on what's ahead and how to get there, there's not much time to think about it... it was fairly easy on low difficulties since all the stuff you could use was painted red, i think you could add a bit of blurry vision to the sides to help people really focus on what they are looking at and maybe even adding some sort of maybe black outlines to the environment, that might help to show you what's background and what's playground as well, it would make the game look a bit comic-like, but with a good artwork you could pull it off, but that the fact that you had to decide your path on a whim and the only way was forward was one of the corner stones of the game

In real life we have an innate ability to perceive our environment. it's the reason we can know where things are when we can't see them.

I do like the idea of tweaking the visual environment though. One of the stand out qualities of the first game was the visuals, with the stark color differences making everything "pop". If the colors were applied a bit more liberally, making different object have a better sense of presence, it might be easier to feel where the character is in relation to the environment.

*more

^this

Sam Thorne looks a bit like him from the newest game

I see you're a Strippin fan or as he calls them 'Strippers'

Yeah, he's pretty awesome. You have to admit, in his DMC play-through he does look a lot like Dante

i wanna know how they are going to pull off garrus
or
who will play the krogan

If you've seen Avatar, you know we have the technology

avatar?
is there a movie?

They are making a mass effect movie, it's being made by Legendairy Pictures

masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Mass_Effect_%28film%29

klik on the names of the three directors, looks promising.

Same with Desmond and Francisco.