Saw

Using an engine similar to the Sims games, you creep into a house full of sleeping people and abduct your victim. Then using context sensitive inputs you can construct your own complex puzzle-like scenario for said victim in a location of your choosing throughout a suburban neighbourhood.

Points are awarded based on the following:

Length of time the victims last before eventually copping it.
State of mind of the victims, more terror and self-mutilation is better than a quick lucid death.
Number of victims you can dispatch before the police eventually track you down.

You can't retry, or test your contraptions without getting more victims. The more victims you abduct, the more likely the police will be on your trail. If you're surprised by the police, you flee the scene, lose points and have to abandon the trap. If you've already moved on from said trap and the police discover it, then you don't lose any points.

Not exactly going to be scary but fun none the less :D

A vast land of green endless wonder spreads out before every creature in the land, or at least it did until the machinations of a vile sorceress cast upon that world a gelatinous mass that ebbed and flowed arcoss the plains. It's stinking blistering presence inching across any good pure part of the world. Hooves beat fast and hard as our heroes try to find salvation, find defence, find hope against the ever encrouching slow but steady march OF THE SMOOZE!

My Little pony the Movie, My nomination for a Horror(ble) game Adaptaion.

I'd like to apologise for my incoherent nonsense. Firstly let me confirm that Street Fighter IV DLC is horrible money grabbing behaviour that I bought as an impulse and regretted. It was the first time I had bought a ripoff piece of DLC and I hope it will be the last.

It's bad practice, but the greater evil was things like TR:Underworld and the strong allegations that levels were held back from the original development specifically for DLC, the game feeling so short makes it easy to believe. TR:Underworld and Wipeout Pulse (charging a lot for extra ships that came free with Wipeout Pure) are examples where the precense of DLC creeps into your game experience - playing Wipeout Pulse I had this creeping feeling that I was missing out by not having the DLC. I don't think many people will think they're missing out on the Street Fighter costumes, and as such the integrity of the core game is preserved.

There's no way that charging money for the SFIV DLC is defensible (never mind the fact that the content isn't evn downloaded!), but at least it's safely ignorable and doesn't hurt anyone who doesn't choose to buy it. People will protest against things like TR:Underworld because they feel ripped off when they buy the main game, but there will be less argument against things like the Street Fighter costumes because you only get ripped off once you buy the costumes.

In summary, I knew I was being an idiot. In an ideal world none of the above would happen, I last post was a pessimistic one, thinking that all the big titles are going to be doing what they can to wring money out of us by charging for content that should have been included in the game. I can only hope that won't happen and I won't be buying any more silly DLC like this and vote with my wallet. I imagine it'll always remain profitable for them though, so will they stop?

-Right, horror movies... Jacob's Ladder really freaked me out but then came to life in Silent Hill. I'd settle for a good Evil Dead game too, but that seems to be impossible. My knowledge of horror doesn't go very far, I think there's other games crying out to be made (Mad Max), but surely Peter Jackson's Brain Dead could see some action. I don't think I've seen a lawnmower used in a game yet.

Is it cheating if I suggest that a sequel to the Dead Space movie be made, and that it be made exactly like Dead Space?