| Harry Fields |
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The question on my mind is.... will the game make me its' bitch?
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| Thomas Grove |
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Can "PC" mean "web" or does PC mean a downloadable .exe?
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| Alpan Aytekin |
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I hope they won't skip AMD GPU tests this time.
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| Joseph Caddell |
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Love the quote "new game built primarily for the PC." and "I'm definitely going to be making another shooter and it will be on PC first," you have my support ;D
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| Guilherme Silva |
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This would be a good project for kickstart ;).
It's always interesting to see someone whose work has influenced many games returning to its roots. |
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| David Mata |
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Oh George, making investors bank accounts your bitch again.
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| Bret Dunham |
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If at first you don't succeed, try try again (making a FPS on his own).
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| Ali Afshari |
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To all current and future commenters who reference the infamous "Bitch" ad for Daikatana:
I'm sure John Romero won't rely on some slick-talking marketing guy to come up with snappy ad copy this time. The whole "Bitch" ad was not Romero's idea, and if he had the chance to do it over, he wouldn't have ever released the ad in that way. I'm interested to see what his team will deliver. |
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| Herbert Fowler |
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I want to see Daikatana done right. I think Romero has the vision and talent, and can bring together further talent, to make a great game with the IP.
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| Brian Buchner |
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Please, for the love of god, be a Doom 1 and not a Daikatana.
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| Daye Williams |
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As long as he doesn't port it to N64. Nah but seriously, you can really see how shittier a shitty game can get when its port.
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