One does not simply; beat a boss using only the wrench
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As soon as I got Devastator, I was just taking them off before I got in their range 
As soon as I got Devastator, I was just taking them off before I got in their range
Visibomb…
Visibomb…
Visibomb too. It was the reason I didn't have too many upgraded weapons in GC during my first playthrough 
Random thought: One of the major points in R&C it's the fact that you shoot the bad guys, basically you kill them. How is a kids friendly movie going to incorporate that? Only robots will be destroyed? Are they gonna come up with other ways of defeating squishy enemies without actually showing on screen deaths?
Random thought: One of the major points in R&C it's the fact that you shoot the bad guys, basically you kill them. How is a kids friendly movie going to incorporate that? Only robots will be destroyed? Are they gonna come up with other ways of defeating squishy enemies without actually showing on screen deaths?
I don't see how death is that big a deal.
Not to mention that they could just make every enemy a robot.
Shooting enemies is so secondary that it doesn't really matter.
Hell, most of the time I just use my wrench to kill enemies.
Same here. But like Kubak said, there are some enemies I'd rather take out with the Devastator.
I think they are all going to be robots. Or at least most of them, judging by the poster.
You should see the new Ratchet movie as the Looney Tunes.
I saw Star Wars and Indiana Jones as a kid and the main characters kill off loads of people in them. But considering that Indiana barely killed anyone in Crystal Skull I guess that's a sign that times have changed since then so IDK what they'll do (aside from the obvious choice of making everyone a robot)
But in Crystal Skull, one of the soldiers were killed by a swarm of red ants, which may be quite disturbing
Remind me. When in the games (not a boss) do you really kill a human resambling organic character?
Remind me. When in the games (not a boss) do you really kill a human resambling organic character?
The Blaarg.
Those are the taller Drek-like enemies, yes? Thought about them too, but perhaps their deaths will seem commicle. Like the way they fall on their butts in the game and blow up.
But in Crystal Skull, one of the soldiers were killed by a swarm of red ants, which may be quite disturbing
Almost entirely off screen and not done by the main characters