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Top 25 Highest Grossing Video Game Movies (and if they sucked)
25. Street Fighter (1994) had a domestic gross of $33,423,521, an opening weekend of $6,859,495 and a production budget of $35 million. This movie was so bad, some speculate Raul Julia, who once starred in a movie that was featured on MST3K, died of embarrassment. Still, it was one of Jean Claude Van-Damme's better written movies. I wish it had more Blanka, but I'd say it only mostly sucked. 2/5
By Regular Person5 years ago in Gamers
My Streaming Journey
My first bump in the road as a streamer has been presented with a non-working computer. My MacBook that I received while attending university will not start up along with a slew of other things. I am sending it into the shop but as my wife's photography business needs a reliable computer I will be donating it to her business of Hunny-Lens photography. See Stadia had this free to play weekend with Marvel's Avengers and I was really looking forward to donning one of my favorite heroes masks and suiting up. Excelsior as our old man Stan would say, but with great power comes great responsibility and I now was tasked with the responsibility to see why my computer is not working. I was hoping to get it up and running before the weekend came so I decided to “Face front, true believers!”, as
By Will Besaw5 years ago in Gamers
Starting with Dungeons and Dragons
From the first time I heard about DnD, I wanted to play it. But I had absolutely no idea where to begin, and less of an idea who to play with. I knew none of my friends enjoyed that kind of stuff, and I didn't know enough to start running a campaign. So I felt lost.
By Gabe5 years ago in Gamers
Broken Entrance
This is the introduction to an event I'm planning for my TTRPG players. I'm using it for the entrance to a ravaged space station but it's intentionally written to be used for a variety of environments. Please feel free to use this to inspire an event or story of your own. Of course, as this is meant to draw inspiration you can use parts of the following story or the whole thing and change details as needed.
By ShadyPup5 years ago in Gamers
Four Games for Masochists that are NOT "Dark Souls"
Most people, when asked “What is a masochist?”, typically give the same description: someone who is more inclined to whips, chains, and various other painful implements/torture methods to be “punished” with in order to feel… “happy”, let’s just say. They’re also known for having a thing for latex and being talked down to, but we won’t be getting into that stuff… [shudder] *Ahem*… to keep things PG13.
By Mark Trusty5 years ago in Gamers
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By Arjun Khanna5 years ago in Gamers
Pressing the Button
Since before I was even able to read the instructions to various tabletop or video games, I knew how to play them. When I was too young to communicate with the people around me, and the dinner table conversations of politics and the economy constantly flew over my head, I would interact with the worlds that made perfect sense to me: the interactive worlds of a shared make-believe. Little did my parents know, and little did I know being as little as I was, what a large part of my life this would become. Listen, I could type a summary about how video games and tabletop role play games are just a great pass time, how it is simple mindless fun, and I could tell you that it is a hobby as simple as any other; but it is not that simple and matter-of-fact. This art form that is rarely taken seriously, these shared experiences among nerds across the world, they help shape their lives. Personally, I can respect a page turning novel, a thought-provoking film, or the passion behind a sport, but none of them struck the same chord with me the way the games did. At first, I was drawn into these games by their inspired settings, fantastic characters, and the artistic designs that brought them together; each game you could tell something about its message and audience just by watching their trailers online. What soundtrack did the artists create? What hero do the developers want me to play? Is this the next investment I want to make in my hobby? When I would walk into my local game store and purchase a game, I assumed that I was buying an interactive movie, but really I was helping crowdfund a community. But what makes these games so important to our community? What is it that takes this beyond being just a movie that has buttons attached to it?
By AD5 years ago in Gamers
Worlds Untold
I create worlds. Bold statement I know, but very true. I paint mountains and rivers onto the landscape. I grow forests and savannas in the spaces between. I raise towns and cities, and I populate them with folk of all kinds. And I dig dungeons, placing traps and hazards for any self proclaimed hero that might happen along. I am a Dungeon Master, a Games Master, a Storyteller, and many other names describing the same thing. I play tabletop roleplaying games. I collect them. I even design them, though I’ll admit that I haven’t publicly published any as of yet. I am a gamer, and that is my passion.
By Brian Gracey5 years ago in Gamers
Sachin Tendulkar Biography: From Man to God
Sachin Tendulkar Cricket journey started when he was introduced to the game by his elder brother Ajit Tendulkar, He then started playing regularly for a local cricket team at Bandra (East) where his talent was noted by the renowned Mumbai coach Ramakant Achrekar.
By satya thakur 5 years ago in Gamers
Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin Review
This is a spoiler free review. I've been a fan of the Monster Hunter series for a long time, dating all the way back to the PlayStation 2 era, where I, as a child, was in awe of the ferocious monsters, and always a bit frustrated that I struggled to fight them efficiently. Now, as an adult, with my first ever fully completed Monster Hunter game being Monster Hunter World, I can safely say that I'm addicted to the franchise, and I'm always craving more.
By Jade Hadfield5 years ago in Gamers
The Last of Us, part 2
The Last of Us Part Two is an interesting gaming series, not because of how good it is but, the opposite. Both games brought about controversy, support for gays in gaming, pushing strong women in gaming, etc ... If you ask anyone around they’ll tell you how the second one is a complete mess, an incoherent story, with too many flashbacks and not worth the time to defend this game or even like it. It holds a dubious honor of killing off a fan favorite. These are all points you will hear about. However, ; you won’t hear how both games are the same and are equally below average.
By Lanae Kennedy5 years ago in Gamers
Counter-Strike is dying, and We Should Let it
It has been two decades since the first Counter-Strike was released to our desktops and with it came two decades of high octane fast-paced competitive gaming. With four installments over the last 20 odd years, it quickly grew a cult-like following and with becoming one of the most popular E-sports games. With good reason too, the adrenaline rush and satisfaction you get from flicking heads and clutching a 1v5 round is nonpareil. So much so that some folks can spend hours watching other people play. Witnessing the skill of players like shroud or s1mple can give you that same heart-racing experience as playing yourself.
By kevin varner5 years ago in Gamers