I miss the days where I would use my hard-earned lawn mowing or snow shoveling money to buy a game. On the ride home, I would tear it open and read the manual cover to cover, anticipating the glory I was about to experience.

Only the dev kits, which is non-final hardware released so developers have something to work with when developing Rift capable games.

"Basically" is the key word here.

Jealous? You goddamn well better be. This here's 'merica.

One for Windows, one for Mac. Not sure why they list them separately.

Hey, I enjoyed it for what it was.

It's been upgraded quite a bit since Half Life 2.

Are you cleaning a cartridge, or preparing a steak for the grill?

I still have plans to get a new 72 pin connector for my ancient, yet still functional (barely) NES. I've heard that these new connectors don't have the same problems the old ones did, and that installing one will make your NES work like it's brand new again.

Where's our Wii U Metroid Prime Nintendo?

That makes for a depressing story.

I think it's still free on PS+ for the moment.

"Ain't it neat?"

I play Kerbal all the time, and I have to say I have yet to do any math at all. There are those who DO perform complicated orbital calculations, sure, but it's not required.

I've noticed that Gamer Films, or films made for those of us who regularly play games assume extremely short attention spans. I think the directors are worried that if any cut runs longer than a couple of seconds, we'll get bored.

I expected bad. I mean the headline basically promised bad, or So Terrible Guys as it were, but that's not really what I got here.

*WARNING INCOMING GAME - WARNING INCOMING GAME*

I agree. In most other JRPGs I've played, a good offense is the best defense. Not this one. This game knows exactly what it's trying to be, and it shouldn't apologize for that.

My entry.

I don't think tools become burglary tools until they are used in a burglary. Until then, they're just tools.