Force Feedback 002

By | Tue, August 17th, 2010 at 10:16 pm

Greetings Axeheads and welcome to Force Feedback! This is the show where we give you the spotlight so you can Cry Havoc and Let Your Voice Be Heard! This week, the EBA community checks in for the win with poetry, sweet-ass GOG withdrawal, the final word on what the internet thinks of Bobby Kotick, and so, so much more.

Buckle up, release the bees, and hold on to your face, Force Feedback has been unleashed!

 

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Austin May - To the members of the Axe,
other websites thou do smite,
always look forward to the skirmishes,
they happen Monday night.
Brent’s viking cries never fail to get me in the Skirmishes,
…and I laugh and cry at the puns that DK Money furnishes.
Tony never fails to say things oh so cynical,
EpicBattleAxe, you truly are the pinnacle.
And while some might think this poem very much absurd,
at least I know that I cried havoc, and let my voice be heard!

Stoney Datkowitz - Love the show! I watch it every Tuesday. I just had a few questions for you guys: Would you guys ever want to develop games?

Owen Marin - Sup guys, Im new to the show but from what I’ve heard in the last few podcasts you guys really bring a point of view to the industry that calls it like it is and most sites like IGN wouldn’t even dare go. But in all seriousness; GT gave Madden 11 a 9.1??? whats up with that?

Twitter

mikemetalcage – @EpicBattleAxe nuff said: http://t9k.me/dI everyone hates him. nice!

followigor – @epicbattleaxe EA Canada, please SUCK MY D*** I want the NBA Jam on PS3, the FULL GAME, I don’t care if its promotion for Elite! F*** YOU!!!

Amenolt – @epicbattleaxe do member battlecry don’t get sweet gog action anymore???

jj_zero – @epicbattleaxe @IGNGirlfight @InvisibleWalls@Kotaku @xplay #ThereShouldBeALaw to punish parents who buy their 12-year-olds M-rated games.

TheInterwebz – @epicbattleaxe How about an EpicBattleAxe SWTOR guild led by the one and only BRENT ADAMS? Just imagine the Jackassary :D

mikemetalcage – @epicbattleaxe Guys! You gotta check out the upcoming Demo of Modern Warfare 2! never heard of this game, maybe you can shoot guns in it!

GameTrailers

Alexandermex – i play games for the experience. the whole interactive experience. i think playing games for the challenge is a thing of the past.. because the games today are relative easy and if not they have diferent levels of dificulty

yazan93 – Hey guys Congrats on the forced feedback gives me another reasone to visite the best gaming site(yes im whoreing myself out to get noticed)
any way what do you guys thing if retail stores started pricing there games buy either Review scores or by the type of the game (ie:as multiplayer would be a small monthly pay).
thou shall post my COM

RockieOllie – In your discussion of why you play games you said something along the lines of ”…playing video game for the social purpose that didn’t exist back then…”

To me Gaming has always been a social experience, whether if it was Madden, NBA, Streets of war, GT, NFS,Rampage: world Tour Goldeneye 64, for me it was Donkey Kong 64. My friends and I would play for hours playing those games. Gaming has always been a social as well as personal experience.

SoFarGone – if you dont like EBC, put your nuts in a bear trap

nGage – Great show guys, as usual! In particular share your disgust for the exclusivity war. It’s just as retarded, as fan-boy-flame-wars, just on a grander scale. IMO we, the gamers, will be/are the victims here and it will only get worst as these companies will go to more extreme methods to gain more exclusivity.

The EpicBattleAxe Forums

Sequels: Which one worked, Which failed

crazyjackal -
God of War 2
God of War was an amazing game but with its sequel came bigger setpieces, bigger bosses, and more action. The games scope was greatly improved, the characters and their story were delved into with great detail and the game simply presented more epic and awe inspiring moments.

BrotherFluffy -
WORST-
Metal Gear Solid 2- Raiden. ‘Nuff said.

Long Term vs. Short Term

BrotherFluffy -
Sure, if Activision wants to put a monthly fee on playing Modern Warfare 2, it’s their right to do so. And yes, it will make them tons o’ cash. But right now, from what I’ve seen and heard, people don’t want it. And while there will still be a large number of people who pay for it, they’re also going to lose a lot more, and Activision’s reputation will be further painted as a corporation that only cares about taking your money, not producing quality work. Look at companies like Valve and Blizzard, that could have EASILY charged for things like on-line multiplayer for titles like StarCraft 2, Team Fortress 2, or L4D2. But they didn’t, and I think that’s one of the reasons those 2 companies stand in high esteem with most gamers.

Amp21 -
To your first point with the Activision and the monthly paying and what not. Im kinda torn between the subject but in my eyes its better then paying 15$ every like 2 months for 3 new maps that i could really care less about and should be FREE! I was thinking about what Mr. Tony Grice was saying that if you were paying 10-15 a month you would get all that DLC for free as long as you payed for the the monthly fee.