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    • The EZA Community Top 20 Best of 2004!
      Gaming Discussion • • Shoulderguy

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      Going one by one of the above three way tie: Pandora Tomorrow: What I say in our most recent countdown regarding Chaos Theory applies, so I'll copy it here: "I've never gotten into Splinter Cell, but it's been a franchise that I should on paper because I'm such a big stealth fan. However, I'm kind of, in the best case scenarios, lukewarm on Ubisoft and honestly a little tired of the Tom Clancy brand. As for Splinter Cell specifically, I consistently hear Chaos Theory tops them all, with Pandora Tomorrow being a strong contender as well. But Splinter Cell also has a TON of games and I'm not really interested in both starting over and going through Sam Fisher's whole arc nor just jumping in blind. Nowadays, Splinter Cell is the one Ubisoft game I hear so many fans call out for and Ubisoft, for whatever unknown reason, just doesn't want to do. Granted, I thought the same about EA and Dead Space, but if the release date holds, we're just (six) months from that so...." KOTOR II: I actually DON'T like this all that much. Of the 11 games I played, I have it 9th, but because of an ineligibility, it got my final HM slot, so in a sense, it wouldn't have made the countdown. My biggest gripes all revolve on its sequel nature and the fact the end is so abrupt, unsatisfying with how it ends with unresolved arcs, the two main antagonists (both the one you chase and the REAL antagonist) are uninspired AND telegraphed. There's a magic in the first KOTOR that just isn't there in the sequel, and this could be do to being done by different developers, but for me, it's a major disappointment. I've played the original a few times, I'm so stoked for the remake, but because of how much of a letdown KOTOR II is, I don't foresee replaying it again. Metroid: Zero Mission: I haven't played/seen this, but I've dabbled with watching playthroughs of Prime, Super Metroid, and Dread because of a casual interest in the franchise. So while I'm good on going through another Metroid stream for awhile, I would be down with this one because I hear good things about this game whenever it gets brought up.
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      Our Own Creations
      General Discussion • • JDINCINERATOR

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      I will gladly attempt! @JDINCINERATOR
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      Favourite Adam Sandler Films
      General Discussion • • JDINCINERATOR

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      @jdincinerator Yeah like, being the big brother, I was used to watching bad movies over and over and over again, but as I started to get older, I needed to draw a line in the sand. Grown Ups 2 in the theatre was gratuitous. At least Grown Ups 1 and Paul Blart Mall Cop and other PG "family" comedies had some semblance of heart and soul—themes about family, acceptance, etc. Grown Ups 2 was unspeakably bad. Per Punch Drunk Love, I rewatched it a few months ago. I remember being pretty fond of it, but I have a hard time connecting with it now. Sandler's character goes through an interesting rigmarole to confront embarrassment and take control of his life, but the editing and pacing is all over the place. It's just hard to believe and I think a lot of it is stitched together in editing.
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