Cluckyx
Member since: May 29th, 2006
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| Blog | # of Comments |
|---|---|
| Joystiq | 73 Comments |
| Joystiq Nintendo | 2 Comments |
| WoW | 8 Comments |


Study suggests games do the aging brain good
Dec 20th 2008 8:52PM (Joystiq)RUN RUN RUN. BEWARE I HUNGER
Spore sells a million copies, 25 million entries in Sporepedia
Sep 24th 2008 9:00PM (Joystiq)2 Million Buildings
3 Million Vehicles
5 Million Creatures
and 15 million Penis Beasts. In all their immature glory.
Mario and more re-created in Soul Calibur IV
Aug 6th 2008 6:05AM (Joystiq)Mario and more re-created in Soul Calibur IV
Aug 6th 2008 6:04AM (Joystiq)Sorry, had to be said.
Today in Joystiq: July 31, 2008
Aug 1st 2008 6:59AM (Joystiq)Oh God dammit :(
Last Wednesday: Double D Dodgeball, Coffeetime Crosswords, Live Draft Tracker sneak onto XBLA
Jul 20th 2008 4:37PM (Joystiq)NPD: Wii hits 10.9m US sales, becomes console leader
Jul 17th 2008 6:31PM (Joystiq)Sony unveils 256-player MAG: Massive Action Game
Jul 15th 2008 4:23PM (Joystiq)But that just won't happen 9/10 times. Take EVE. EVE tried the same scale with their combat system and that just involves floating in space clicking on someone and it's nigh on impossible to organise the supposed epic battles in that in a pure (ten times more organised) RPG setting.
It's time for a big reality suppository, which is a shame, because in a perfect world. This would be the greatest game ever.
Sony unveils 256-player MAG: Massive Action Game
Jul 15th 2008 4:12PM (Joystiq)Period. You will never. EVER be able to organise 256 people you have never met before. You'll be lucky if you manage to keep the squads together. And thats before you factor in the average inteligence of the average person you meet online in these things. A fantastic idea, and I love the principle. But I predict that a massive flop just because people aren;t ready for it yet.
Engadget & Joystiq live from Sony's E3 2008 keynote
Jul 15th 2008 4:11PM (Joystiq)Period. You will never. EVER be able to organise 256 people you have never met before. You'll be lucky if you manage to keep the squads together. And thats before you factor in the average inteligence of the average person you meet online in these things. A fantastic idea, and I love the principle. But I predict that a massive flop just because people aren;t ready for it yet.