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Actually, The Dark Crystal is a movie. It's an 80's movie using muppets and created by Jim Henson. It's almost as old as I am. Another of Jim Henson's more notable films along the same lines from the 80's is Labyrinth. If you haven't seen either one, I highly recommend seeing them. they're both amazing must-have's for any fantasy nut. Or non-millenials wanting to reconnect with their inner child.

Movies love to cross-promote as much as possible, to sell as much merchandise as possible, and that usually means there's a video game tie in or even a complete video game associated with a movie. To those that have played them, which video game based on movie has been the worst you've experienced? For me it has to have been Enter The Matrix on the Original Xbox (and PS2). It was a horrible game to play, but I'll give them credit for working in the various Matrix effects and atmospheric elements which did make it feel like an extension of the Matrix universe. Did anyone else play a terrible movie tie-in game? What was the worst you've ever played?

Hi! I’m writing this as a member of Brytenwalda Studios. We are a small studio headquartered in Spain that develops independent video games. We started as fans doing mods for Total War, and later we developed the Viking Conquest DLC for Mount & Blade that many of you might have heard of. With this post we’re trying to find players that may be interested in our latest game, Beyond Mankind, which we launched a few months ago. We have developed it and published it on our own, and we have just released a very important patch that improves the game in almost every aspect. We are very excited to share with everyone this new version of the game and to find players that want to try it and give us their opinion. To put you in context, Beyond Mankind is an action RPG in the fashion of games from the last decades such as Fallout or Mass Effect, but from the perspective of an indie game. What’s more, we’ve also included some survival and exploration mechanics and a unique character creation system. It is very focused on the narrative, and pitches the player in front of existential dilemmas, the same ones actually faced by humanity itself. It’s set in the year 2121, a time in which the Earth is in the hands of a new and modified human race. The character you create, with memories from a dead world implanted, will be part of H.O.P.E., an elite military unit at the vanguard of a war to recover Earth. Here's the trailer. We’re here to answer any questions you might have. If there's any problem with the post or we should post this in another section, plese let us know. Thank you everyone for your attention!

We're getting a new Star Wars game from the team at Quantic Dream. I never would have expected Quantic Dream to make a Star Wars game, or any other popular IP for that matter, but it looks like they're taking new steps into their future. This is just a cinematic trailer, but it looks really cool. I hope it's not like Quantic Dreams choice driven style of games, but maybe that'll be good idk.

They're supposed to be making a new bond game, I think from the makers of Hitman, Eidos interactive. I forget if that's correct or not. But yeah, I don't think it'll be based on the newer movies, as I think it'll be its own story not connected to the actual movies. Kinda how the Mad Max game was like. But yeah, we're in need of a new Bond game. It's been too long.

Pretty much any movie store is bound to have it. You can also buy it on eBay or possibly even Amazon. It's not expensive at all.

That was a disaster.

You're very welcome my friend. I hope it gives you all you needed when it comes to getting racing games for your PS3.

Thanks very much. Anyone you can bring to VGR would be greatly appreciated!

I'm currently trying to convince people to join so it's possible.

I just downloaded a new game on my smartphone called Garena Free Fire - New Age. It's an interesting survival shooter game that will take you to remote island where you kill to survive.

This is one of his reviews on the game Resident Evil 8. I'm very sure that you know about the RE 8 very well.

Here is where the importance of game tutorials is to the game industry and for the gamers as well.

It's the analysis for me... "You get it.. If you don't get it now...just forget about it". That really sounded very funny to be very honest with you.

Bethesda Game Studios are an excellent in some of their games which is why they are loved to some extent but still hated as well because of some of their policies.

These are actually some of her roleplay character scenes in resident evil 8 and it seems to be well depicted here.

That was actually expected in the role of Robertson Maggie capturing the price but Alann Wake too is something that I never really saw coming.

You get it.. If you don't get it now...just forget about it because you will never get it. The money is the number decision maker.

In the end, it's all about the money for the company's business because they won't start talking about it if the money factor isn't included.

It's tremendous that PS3 console have it's own digital version games. PS3 gamers gonna be happy about that especially @Justin11.

Awards bouta start. I don't think it will suck that bad. But I was wrong before and I'll be wrong again.

That's interesting, I know it wouldn't remain the same because it's a freelance job. I believe your skill in covering video game write-ups makes you ends meet, right?

@Heatmanthanks for providing the update for him which was Angry Joe. His reviews are filled with some humor too.

Actually final fantasy 7 remake is not really that old but it actually shows a little more of an upgrade and what we're talking about in the graphics of the video games that we have to play today.

I feel like we get a lot of that with open world games these days. I mean Skyrim, just being 10 years old at this point (I think), is an exploration game. I'd argue that RDR1 and 2 are exploration games in a sense. But I get what you mean, you want games focussed on exploration only. I feel like a lot of point and click games worked in that genre. We don't see a lot of point and click games anymore. I played a demo of it growing up, but always wondered about playing the full game. I'd love to see more rhythm based games that just use a controller and require timing.

I like all of them, whether it being 100% accurate, alternate history, or having an accurate historical setting and throw in some fantasy. I'm leaning more towards the games that have a historical setting, but with added fantasy. Or is it fantasy? If we think about all the things mankind has believed in, and we show that lore in games, then it's a real portrayal of history. All the game is doing is putting an image there of the lore they believed in and immersing you in that setting to help you believe what they believed. It doesn't make the lore real, but it makes the cultural history real regardless of events. And the Assassin's Creed games does a good job of that.

Out of all the "Silent Hill inspired" games, This one actually looks the most promising. Not a fan of the two vertical lines on the screen though, it's very distracting. The filter as a whole, however, looks great when an enemy is around. Some improvements to their animations, especially the main character, would be amazing as well.

Here is a review of why gamers are cancelled their pre orders of Call of Duty Modern Warfare. It wasn't really a good update but they have no choice.