College Level Game Descriptions

[BoringSupreez]

Metal Gear Solid 2: An experiment by a popular and successful game designer to test the audiences ability to suspend their disbelief by applying, seemingly at random, a variety of plot devices and characters archetypes deliberately juxtaposed together with no conscious forethought. Also themes of inadvertent homosexuality.

Hey, man, MGS2 was awesome. You just need to play it more than once to fully understand the story. I found it to be one of the best games I ever played, definitely in my top 10.

[CFFJR]

^Oh come on, its funny and you know it.

I also loved JT's description of Donkey Kong.

Also, T-Rex with lasers = awesome.

[noiseredux]

I've never played MGS2. But why is this a screen from it:

[Flake]

I've never played MGS2. But why is this a screen from it:

I guess you didn't read my description.

[noiseredux]

but seriously... that's like IN the game?

[Flake]

but seriously... that's like IN the game?

It's a bonus feature called 'snake boarding' in the Substance versions of the game.

[CFFJR]

Tony Hawk was still a household name in those days.

I imagine they were just having some fun with it.

[noiseredux]

but seriously... that's like IN the game?

It's a bonus feature called 'snake boarding' in the Substance versions of the game.

ok, so it's a bonus. Like it's not something you have to do to complete the game. Right?

[CFFJR]

ok, so it's a bonus. Like it's not something you have to do to complete the game. Right?

Nah, its just a minigame.

[Erik_Twice]

Civilization: Computerized simulation of real world combat situations between armored fighting vehicles and greek spearmen.