Cartman's special attack involves pulling down his pants, farting, and setting an enemy on fire. Eating Cheesy Poofs restore your health. Enemies are called "douchey vampire kids." Yep, this is definitely a South Park RPG -- and it's unlike any RPG we've heard of. At E3 this year it became much clearer just how much potential it has to completely nail the look and feel that's made South Park a pop-culture staple since 1997, and how damn funny it is (assuming you're a South Park fan). Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and Obsidian have done some great work to bring the world of South Park to life, and really makes it feel like you belong in this small mountain town. It's a no-brainer as our favorite RPG of E3.
I love how you use "Beta Protocol" as an insult, when alpha is an earlier development stage and is already in the name you fucking retard.Ok, ok. I don't want to piss in your cold soup. Beta protocol is a good game
I love how you use "Beta Protocol" as an insult, when alpha is an earlier development stage and is already in the name you fucking retard.Ok, ok. I don't want to piss in your cold soup. Beta protocol is a good game
Not to mention MCA making a guest appearance would probably cause a few days of Codex inactivity, at least as long as it takes for people get all that spooge out of their keyboards and get blood flowing into their brains again.They should do an episode on how shitty the entire gaming industry is. I'm sure they are getting insider knowledge now.
Even AP have fans !? :D
God... Gaming Industry is just spiraling downwards.
I mean, I don't like South Park anyway, so why the fuck would I buy a shitty South Park game?
Especially when they're clearly saying that not even the graphics are gonna be decent, wich at least I hoped would be awesome enough to compensate for so much FAIL.
Screw you, Obsidian. I am a graphics whore.
Just like Eric Cartman.It's a bastard child nobody asked for.
I am a graphics whore.
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