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Message: [QUOTE="ATenderLad, post: 221617, member: 3864"] [I].....The spine-shattering conclusion!!![/I] Random notes! [LIST] [*]Such commitment to agony for this audience, you're like Video Game [I]Jackass[/I]. [*]A serious question, did you respond to this Spider-Man query with "I've actually written thousands of words on the subject online", with the ghost of a smirk on your, erm, beak? [*]"-want to feel them all over your gross tentacles" got a full body shiver out of me, help. [*]0/5 for Ultimate Alliance, not even starting at 1, it's just a vacuous hole of electronic entertainment.(Elektra's portrait looks so weird next to the others with all the shading, she's smooth and one color like a Cathy strip). [*]After all these years, someone's calling out the fire hydrant; I hope the hacks at Torus Games are sweating right now. [*]It is morally unforgivable that they made Ultimate Goblin with Hulk proportions, *and* kept his purple color scheme. There's a Hulk in the Ultimate universe who still looks just like this, this is anarchy! [*]All of these asset flips are just depressing me to read about, I'm so sorry this happened to you. [*]Ghost Rider? Now we're cooking, and in 2007? Very close to being one of the last games ever released on the handheld. [*](Ghost Rider 2 is absolutely the better movie, if only because someone saw a 13,000-ton strip mining machine for rent and had [B][U]The Best Idea[/U][/B][U][B]™[/B][/U]). [*]The chain snatching sounds perfect, but it also makes me wish there were an Omega Red game with similar mechanics. [*]Ghost Rider: Road Rash makes so much sense ohmygod. The comics have introduced a whole legion of Riders at this point, and at least one series with Blaze in a race against all of them to determine the King of Hell. Not to pitch another video game idea, but with Twisted Metal dead this might be what fixes the world. Oh, and the developer actually made a Road Rage port on the GBA a few years prior, I wonder if that's what got them tapped for this project in the first place. [*]Roger Ebert always found the mediocre more offensive than the truly bad; the autopsy of a creative misfire can be as entertaining as a good idea, and even instructive. Sure, it's still garbage, but you might feel compelled to understand *why* this disaster happened. On the other hand, work that aims for the middle and hits it's target is difficult to even talk about; the artistic equivalent of the Ford Focus. [/LIST] I am unreasonably excited for what comes next, as this arbitrary adventure of yours actually threatens you with a good time! [/QUOTE]

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