HyperNexus

Wow, that was a great use of the Dead Space girl. I didn't think you'd bother to put her in a video -- I was wrong to doubt your commitment to a joke, Joystiq.

Man, I didn't see the Dead Space girl at first.

Then I noticed her faint, ghost-like image in the window. Kinda creeped me out.

On a different note, that Brotherhood of Steel outfit is clearly made from an alloy composed of metal and awesome.

I was reading through the newest posts first and saw that woman's face everywhere, and it was kinda freaking me out. Then I finally got to this post, and understanding ensued.

If this script's laughable grammar is in any way indicative of the final film's quality, this could end up being a great unintentional comedy.

AAAAAAAAA titles? Man, I wanna play one of those.

Serious games, eh? South Korea's obsession with Starcraft is already pretty serious.

Jokes aside, it sounds like South Korea could be making a smart move here. If I recall, doesn't the US army use some video games to train soldiers a bit? And then there's stuff like driving simulators to train new drivers and all that noise. And considering the nation's aforementioned Starcraft craze, games are already very much in the public consciousness, so it's a good idea to reach out to people through a medium that a lot of people will want to pay attention to.

Overall, I think the whole concept of serious games is a good idea -- you can get some basic training in a field (be it driving, the military, medicine, what have you) without having to consume any of the resources normally associated with traditional training methods (aside from time), and also at absolutely no risk to anything (except maybe the trainee's pride if they're bad at it).

It seems to me like it's a pretty good idea, and I give South Korea a tip of the hat for making what will likely be a wise move.

I'm hurt by the severe lack of Rita Mordio. Personally, I liked her better than Judith. Though I can see why they'd put in Judith instead, she's more marketable for... certain reasons.

Great, so this E3 won't be like the old ones after all. Meh. >_>

E3 does need to return to the old. It'll be easier than me having to invent time travel to go back to an E3 that sounds like it's worth attending.

(I've never been to E3, but frankly it's been I can't go/it's not worth going since they changed it)

It always warms my heart to hear about video games becoming a more accepted thing. It's great to see gaming taking its rightful place in society amongst other forms of entertainment.

However, it will from now on always freak me out when I recall seeing that old guy's face in this post's picture... it's been seared into my memory. o_0

Blow something up. Anything.