What’s funny is that the people who didn’t play the first game have no idea, and there are a lot of them out there, sadly. The amount of people cracking jokes about the Emil mask at E3 was ridiculous.

From what I’ve played so far, not really, no. You can pick things up and throw them which will probably come into play since that’s been a thing in their previous games, but I don’t think you’d ever be barricading yourself in a room with objects. There is lots of running from things, though, which is another staple.

Damn, Montreal’s convention center looks very similar to the one in LA.

yeah bro keep the memes alive

I saw IA at Anime Expo, it was pretty underwhelming. The press seating in the balcony was not very conductive to the performance. The performance itself was great, but my god, the view from where I was sitting. The screen was way too small.

Last Caress!

You’re missing out! It’s fun to potentially have people trying to kill you, or better yet, for someone to set a bounty on you. It’s unpredictable. If you play with your friends you can do whatever you want, sure, but players add a random element to the game, and that’s kind of the point of playing online instead of…

The art reminds me of Izle and it’s killing me. I loved the demo for Izle.

I will give you a pass for missing Nier since nobody at or watching E3 understood the mask that Taro Yoko was wearing, but that game seriously has one of the most brilliant soundtracks that I’ve ever heard, and I don’t mean in JRPGs. I mean ever. They even did a series of remixes for the DLC to make the music into…

“A professional QA tester doesn’t just sit by the television, crack a Mountain Dew, and saunter through level 5 of the latest shooter; he or she spends 14 straight hours running into different walls to see if they’re all solid. Proper video-game testing is more akin to abstract puzzle-solving than it is to getting a…

Yeah, but there’s no denying the influence this guy has had on the company and probably gaming in general. Plus, just because he may have made some bad decisions doesn’t mean that he won’t be missed?

I get violently angry when I play competitive games to the point where I yell at my friends and smash things. I could tell you a story, but I’d rather not. I’ve smashed a few things in my day, though, including most recently my desk. The whole thing.

Idiot.

She completely destroyed this kid.

Seems likely, since they said that's what they'd be doing this Fall in their press release.

It's not a typo because the X and O button are swapped on Japanese controllers because they have a different interpretation of X and O which is effectively the opposite. So yes, X is O on the Japanese controller, and seeing as how this post comes from the Japanese version, the jump button will definitely be B and O…

Meanwhile, Hatred's creators are continuing to do what they've done since day one: revel in how "controversial" their game is, how far pushing people's buttons has taken them. This despite the fact that Hatred is an angsty pastiche of a truly horrific event, shock entertainment waving its arms and bellowing, "NOTICE…

Resurrection F

That's nice, I had the same problem with every single Bethesda game and the PS3.