WHAT A LINE

No surprise. I'm one of a tiny minority that find Kojima's endless, overwrought, overcomplicated, and nonsensical storylines and cutscenes self-indulgent and distracting. I enjoyed the game "Metal Gear Solid", one of the best on PS1, but was unimpressed by the story.

Somehow, it makes sense that he would enjoy something as trite and awful as the Twilight books. Of course, both he and Meyer are obscenely wealthy and I'm merely overeducated and underemployed, so what do I know? They're better at making money than I'll ever be, so I'm probably just bitter.

Not everyone likes MGS's storytelling since it is very art film like.  Atleast MGS's stories have something worthwhile to say about war whereas Twilight convinces naive teen girls that it is alright for guys to be abusive towards them.

nineteen minutes? that sounds like it didn't even last 10 seconds. pfffft.

Hah, just what I was thinking.  Carpet burns, stains and a bad case of 'grinding hops' for not much fun by the sound of it.

Some times I like to call it "Bitchlight".

what's wth all this vampire hype anyway? you have this twilight series, true blood series, that vampire diaries show, that movie coming out where vampires are the majority and human are the minority. when did vampires become so popular?

Heh, I watched Twilight with my brother and my friend (and with a batch o' Peach Cobbler) and I must say that it was my favorite laughably-bad movie I've seen this year (I Sell the Dead is a close second).

In fact, it contains my favorite movie quote in some time (to which we kept on rewinding and going over again and again): You better hold on tight Spider Monkey!



That's some powerful words Edward.

And don't get me started on the use of the camera in that movie. My God.

Doesn't Twilight encourages pedophilia?Isn't the main character over 100 years old whilst his love interest is 16-17.Please somebody correct me if I'm wrong.

On the topic:I do not see what is wrong with him liking the books.Everyone is entitled to their own opinion.Just because he is the creator of MGS does not mean he has to follow a certain standard of what he should find appealing.

See, I used to say that the only way I would play a Twilight game is if it were a Castlevania crossover.

But with Kojima being so heavily involved in the new Castlevania, I have a distinct feeling we're going to get that crossover (if perhapsnot explicitly), and it won't be the good kind.