EvaUnit02 on 2/9/2008 at 17:47
Quote Posted by dethtoll
I really don't see why a game like Path of Neo couldn't have just used the MAX-FX engine.
Because it was cheaper to just use Atari's shared in-house engine?
june gloom on 2/9/2008 at 18:02
Cheaper, yeah, but you'd think they'd work harder on bug fixing.
gunsmoke on 4/9/2008 at 02:28
The movie has me wanting to reinstall and replay both games.
june gloom on 4/9/2008 at 04:17
I've been doing that, haha. I'm looking to finish up MP2 tonight.
ZymeAddict on 4/9/2008 at 07:16
Meh, I liked the first trailer better.
I could have done without the singing. The music works much better alone, in my opinion.
june gloom on 4/9/2008 at 08:38
It just hit me.
Wait, what the fuck?
THEY HAD A PERFECTLY FINE PLOT FROM START TO FINISH
IT EVEN HAD A GOOFY CONSPIRACY THEORY TO TIE IT ALL TOGETHER
WHERE THE CORNFLOWER BLUE FUCK DO WINGED FUCKING MONSTERS COME FROM
A;SLDFALDFSJAF
oh my god
van HellSing on 4/9/2008 at 08:47
Remember when the junkies would shout about "THE FLESH OF FALLEN ANGELS!!!!!!1"?
That's where.
People are still saying those are just drug-induced visions in the movie, but i'm not so sure, seems to me like they really are introducing a supernatural element :/
henke on 4/9/2008 at 08:57
Quote Posted by dethtoll
WHERE THE CORNFLOWER BLUE FUCK DO WINGED FUCKING MONSTERS COME FROM
From the same place that all that raining blood and weapon statistics hanging in mid-air came from? Didn't you say that you just played through the games? Were you paying attention at all?
june gloom on 4/9/2008 at 09:16
Of course I paid attention, jizzgenius. In case you haven't noticed, I do not place much stock in the "it's just the junkie hallucinations" theory because I actually read the synopsis of this fucking movie. It looks to be, basically, The Matrix meets Constantine with no Keanu Reeves.
And that pisses me off.
van HellSing on 4/9/2008 at 10:01
OK, found this quote by Wahlberg:
Quote:
The hallucinations are a side-effect of this drug that’s been leaked onto the streets,” says Wahlberg. “A lot of the conspiracy comes from that: Max finds out that it’s a drug tested by the military to create super-soldiers, but someone has flooded the streets with it. It makes crack look like chocolate. He has to take it to keep up with the fight. But yeah, there’s a definite theme of Max fighting the devils inside. There’s a lot of action in this movie, but there’s also plenty of emotion and psychology. It goes pretty deep.
Demons out, super-soldiers in. Yay.
