Manic Inc

Sounds really fun.

“Am I right in saying that neither of us predicted the quicksand?”

As a British film student, we've recently been making many comparisons between the BBFC and MPAA, with Kirby Dick's documentary providing a lot of the info for the course. However, I'm pretty sure most of the complaints Kirby had have since been adressed. Still, the BBFC has proven that the MPAA's secrecy in whom rates the movies (CARA) is generally pretty pointless.

As for this particular movie getting a PG-13, you could blame it on kids and parents just not caring much about violence as much as they used to, but also take into consideration that this movie is popular with kids, and (as with one of the Spider-man movies?) parents would only complain if they couldn't take their kids to see it.

One of the best games of 2007, and a stand out for narrative in games, but I'd rather not have a movie, thanks. BioShock was such as nice, melancholy and personal experience, seeing a movie of it just kinda seems a tad disconnected. There's no way a film can replicate the experience of playing through the game, the suspense, the little moments, the freedom. A film would be unable to show any of the major things that made BioShock such a joy to play, and as such I have little confidence in this either being good, or being faithful to the source material.

Sorry, must have read it wrong.

He was taking the piss out of Portal, not commending it.

Hilarious about what he says about the crate. I can't remember where I read about the 'time to crate' thing. I think it was made by a friend of Yahtzee's.

Only just confirmed? I've been reading previews of this game over the last 2 months.

Being a film student this is great news for me. A lot of stuff from Sundance is hard to get hold of.

The UK always has to pay nearly twice as much as the US for virtually everthing. You can't really compare. You guys can pick up a PS3 proberbly for not much more than what we pay for a Wii... It's always been this way.