The Gamer's Manifesto

[Manic Velocity]

http://www.pointlesswasteoftime.com/games/manifesto.html

An excellent, funny, and educational read.

[Anonymous]

heh, nice find

[Anonymous]

I would have to agree with almost all of that, it makes a lot of sense and several of those points I'd like to see myself.

[Ketamininja]

Hmmmn...

Have a look at Boiling Point: Road to Hell. It might just have what these people (we) crave for.
Columbian Jungle, 4 x size Chicago or something, you can literally go anywhere. Take the bus, taxi. Learn to fly a plane, or chopper. Work for organizations GTA style. In fact, this is GTA, with a hell of a lot better AI, but not as smooth as FARCRY for vehicle interaction (or GTA for that matter). No idea of its online potential.

[Anonymous]

meh. i loved GTA, mercenaries was great too tho.

[Anonymous]

LOL. check this out for a good laugh. http://www.gamespot.com/xbox/action/halo/news_6127059.html

[Styan]

LOL  I read a few other articles on that site.  Some pretty funny and true stuff!  

[Anonymous]

good post manic, was a fun read

[Ketamininja]

heh, I can't imagine a movie where the hero runs about for 2 hours killing the same characters over and over in what appears to be the same corridor throughout the film.

[Anonymous]

didnt they do something cool and not sucky with this once? oh yeah. it was called Red Vs. Blue. heh

[Anonymous]

yes but in red vs blue they tell more jokes than they do fight, and even when they fight they really just spew a bunch of bullets at each other, but no one ever gets hurt (except for church, and only by caboose).

[Anonymous]

great post.  I forwarded that to everyone I know... well everyone I know who I dont mind finding out Im a dork.  And RvB... Classic.  I love that stuff!  they have both the first seasons on DVD at my blockbuster, but they are ALWAYS checked out,

[Anonymous]

ive got all the episodes on my HD, and most of their PSA's. good stuff, good stuff.

[Anonymous]

Appolithenes: cool sig, I dig it, kinda different