mysterious loyall X posted:

https://lostmediawiki.com/Yeah_Yeah_Beebiss_I_(unreleased_video_game;_existence_unconfirmed;_late_1980s)

Lumpy the Cook posted:

The Euphoria Engine Indiana Jones game that they actually showed at a couple of E3s (2005/2006)

http://www.ign.com/articles/2006/05/10/e3-2006-indiana-jones-eyes-on

Lumpy the Cook posted:

The Euphoria Engine Indiana Jones game that they actually showed at a couple of E3s (2005/2006)

http://www.ign.com/articles/2006/05/10/e3-2006-indiana-jones-eyes-on

goferchan posted:

Lol that write up is so good

Lumpy the Cook posted:

The Rogue Squadron HD Trilogy that Lucasarts was like 99% finished with when Disney destroyed them and scrapped everything forever to have EA make their games instead. Also Battlefront III and Empire at War II

Plutonis posted:

That Star Wars 1313 game looked interesting too before being scrapepd

Lumpy the Cook posted:

From my understanding that was basically just a Star Wars Uncharted, which probably would have sucked a lot, but maybe a Lucasarts could’ve pulled it off?

Lumpy the Cook posted:

The Rogue Squadron HD Trilogy that Lucasarts was like 99% finished with when Disney destroyed them and scrapped everything forever to have EA make their games instead. Also Battlefront III and Empire at War II

elf help book posted:

from like 2000 on the management changed yearly at lucasarts and switched which types of games they wanted to make, it was a miracle anything was ever released at all

Lumpy the Cook posted:

The Rogue Squadron HD Trilogy that Lucasarts was like 99% finished with when Disney destroyed them and scrapped everything forever to have EA make their games instead.

extremebuff posted:

multiple games, including KOTOR 2, were released 2/3rds finished because higher ups decided the games had to be done for holiday season of that year and suddenly the devs were locked into 6 months of crunch hell. lucasarts was loving terrible and i cant believe they were replaced by something much worse

Lumpy the Cook posted:

Six Days In Fallujah





A game about the Second Battle Of Fallujah in late 2004. It was being written by a Operation Desert Shield veteran and was going to have two campaigns, one as a US Marine corporal and one as an Iraqi insurgent, and it was going to have relatively little combat and focus mostly on how hosed up and misguided everything about invading Iraq was, and was also meant to be commentary on how making modern war themed games while modern wars are occurring IRL is kind of messed up (It was being developed at the very height of the modern shooter craze, around the time of MW2 and the Medal Of Honor reboot and stuff- people at the time were sometimes referring to it as ‘the Anti-Call Of Duty’) so it basically would’ve beaten Spec Ops The Line to the punch, but unlike SOTL, it might have been decent. The media caught wind of the playable Iraqi insurgent stuff and the resulting public outcry made them cancel the game and shut down the studio shortly after. F

HORMELCHILI posted:

This game wouldve been cool

quote:

Atomic Games describes Six Days as a survival horror game, but not in the traditional sense. The fear in Six Days does not come from the undead or supernatural, but from the unpredictable, terrifying, and real tactics employed by the insurgents that were scattered throughout Fallujah.[7] Benito states that "Many of the insurgents had no intention of leaving the city alive, so their entire mission might be to lie in wait, with a gun trained at a doorway, for days just waiting for a Marine to pop his head in. They went door-to-door clearing houses, and most of the time the houses would be empty. But every now and then, they would encounter a stunningly lethal situation... which, of course, rattled the Marines psychologically."[7]

Lumpy the Cook posted:

Six Days In Fallujah





A game about the Second Battle Of Fallujah in late 2004. It was being written by a Operation Desert Shield veteran and was going to have two campaigns, one as a US Marine corporal and one as an Iraqi insurgent, and it was going to have relatively little combat and focus mostly on how hosed up and misguided everything about invading Iraq was, and was also meant to be commentary on how making modern war themed games while modern wars are occurring IRL is kind of messed up (It was being developed at the very height of the modern shooter craze, around the time of MW2 and the Medal Of Honor reboot and stuff- people at the time were sometimes referring to it as ‘the Anti-Call Of Duty’) so it basically would’ve beaten Spec Ops The Line to the punch, but unlike SOTL, it might have been decent. The media caught wind of the playable Iraqi insurgent stuff and the resulting public outcry made them cancel the game and shut down the studio shortly after. F

Mekchu posted:

Wasn't this also the game where you played a reporter and your "weapon" was a camcorder to record the awfulness of the war? Or was that a different game?

FactsAreUseless posted:

Is Battlefront 1 any good? Somehow I ended up with a PS4 copy

R. Guyovich posted:

In Training posted:

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trying to jack off posted:

clayfighter.wikia

Kongming posted:

Uncle at Nintendo posted:

A baby in diapers does not attend pre school. You're like four when you attend pre school. This makes no sense

Uncle at Nintendo posted:

A baby in diapers does not attend pre school. You're like four when you attend pre school. This makes no sense

P-Mack posted:

a lot of daycares are branding themselves as early learning preschool and pretending they're teaching your 1 year old latin or whatever also many american parents potty train absurdly late

respect the clayfighter lore

Uncle at Nintendo posted:

Lol we went to check out how much daycare was for our kids and it was like 28k a year per child (we're about to have our third) lmao

we sold our house and moved closer to my parents. gently caress that poo poo