I was playing more of that 2001 Jekyll and Hyde game, finally having solved the game crashing issue in level 2. After battling a guy with huge shoulder-mounted guns, a guy with multiple flamethrowers and a guy who shot lightning (I get the feeling that both of those games were made with Jekyll and Hyde in mind because the developers wanted to do some action-adventure Indiana Jones style game, couldn't get any licensing rights, and turned to the public domain. XD)...
I made it to a new area and ran into a priest who fights vampires with a shotgun. And he's on the good guys' team.
I was like "Why couldn't they make a game about THAT guy?"
The Protomen enhanced my life.You know, of all the franchises to get the Spin-Off Babies treatment, Dilbert was one of the last ones I expected to have an official example, much less in the form of a kid's educational game:
edited 4th Nov '16 8:39:37 PM by kablammin45
"Hey, least I didn't lose all my artistic talent when I crash landed in the arena here."The game everyone has been waiting for - an art gallery simulator.
The perfect Super Smash Bros. game has finally been made:
A live-action series based on Trauma Team was announced in 2010, but it never got off the ground. Someone leaked the pilot today, and it's um, well check it for yourself
Now available on a Play Station 4 near you!
edited 11th Jan '17 3:56:04 PM by WillyFourEyes
"It ain't about whether you win or lose, unless you got money on the game, because...damn. That's your money, son."Ever wondered what would happen if you corrupted a Rhythm Heaven game? Well, wonder no more:
I think the glitched Crop Stomper game at 6:45 made me laugh the hardest.
"Hey, least I didn't lose all my artistic talent when I crash landed in the arena here."In the future explained in the game documentation, humanity has suffered from floods due to the melting of polar ice caps. An emergency coalition known as the Aggregate World Government begun the Colonization of Mars for resources. Meanwhile, the United States of America emerged once more as a superpower, spearheading in science and technology; the sudden influx of wealth resulted to inflation and catastrophic bank failures, and the outlawing of credit-based economy. Humanity also had developed the technology of human cloning for purposes like the creation of genetically engineered soldiers for the Death Companies of the Martian colony, but abuse of the technology, including morally questionable use of the clones, resulted to the criminalisation of the technology and the establishment of DNA Laws. A prominent company mentioned in the game manual and the game dialogues is "Feradyne Corporation", which switched to robotics after the laws were passed.
The game is set in or around March 3032[2] and in the aftermath of the Martian Conflict which started when the Martian colonists wished for independence and started an embargo. The Lunar Project Conglomerate, in order to preserve the interests of the Moon colonists, responded with sending a robotic army against the rebels, who eventually were forced to flee to Earth. Most were forced to surrender and be tried, as they were suffering from Reiter's syndrome, a disease released from biological weapons during the conflict, and the required Egesis IV drug was legally administered only from the Terran government.
Angel Devoid, a commando genetically engineered by Feradyne who led the Martian resistance, was court-martialed along with other rebels. Acquitted on all charges, he worked his way to the position of Chief of Paradise City Police Department. During his service his office was rigged with a bomb, which severely injured Detective Jake Hard, who underwent heavy reconstruction and lost some of his memory. Devoid was the alleged perpetrator and Hard held him responsible for his damage, although Devoid himself accused Mayor James Waterford for wanting to get rid of him. Eventually Devoid was forced to resign for an alleged police brutality scandal, and during the relevant press-conference he assassinated the Mayor. After threatening those who wanted to get rid of him, he disappeared in the underground of the Neo-City where he became a notorious criminal, performing terrorist acts against corporations involved in the Mars conflict. Plot
As the game starts, the player character Jake Hard is pursuing his archnemesis Angel Devoid who has been spotted near Neo-City, until his flying patrol car is damaged and himself falls severely injured. He wakes up in a hospital after having had a facial reconstruction surgery, only to find himself having the face of Angel Devoid, and unable to speak as his vocal cords are damaged. His first task is to escape the hospital before the Police arrives. Early in the beginning, he meets his ex-colleague Lorraine Ruger, who has been blinded and recognises Hard from his gait, and supplies him with a Plasma Pistol.
The player travels around regions of Neo-City, meets several characters who pass him for Devoid, but also tries to survive as his archnemesis is wanted by bounty hunters, a figure only referred to as "the Yak", and the "Death Tribes" (underground groups whose members maintain neotribalistic customs in the urban scenery). As many of the characters are hostile, the player occasionally has to resolve to quickly using the pistol against them in order to avoid the game over.
edited 13th Feb '17 10:26:36 AM by Glowsquid
CNET tries and fails to use the Switch's kickstand.

seems just about right to me