" Their bizarre visages and contortions (see: image to the left) are never quite explained, nor is Kefka's sudden divinity."

I'm not talking about my own peace of mind, I was trying to get into the head of a victim of something so horrific. And I know that I can't. I can't come close. All I know is that I want these people (monsters, really) brought to justice, and I know that I'd want that if I were in this situation, and while no one…

In my mind, potentially adding a little more pain to her now so that all the perpetrators are revealed and face justice outweighs her having to go her whole life knowing that these people got away scot-free.

My feeling is that hipsters love anything obscure or non-mainstream. This should apply to beers as well.

It's really depressing playing Darksiders II while realizing there's a good chance there will never be another one. I don't even know what would give it the best chance of being developed.

I bought this game recently (one more for the backlog, yay!), but I'm hesitant to start it up due to the complexity I constantly hear about, and the poor tutorials. Is there an online resource that does a better job at getting a new player up and running? One run by fans perhaps?

What I got out of this was that to consider this a good year for JRPGs, you need to own a PS3, 3DS, PSP, Vita, and a Wii.

Why are we even paying attention to the NRA? They have as much credibility as a hobo on the side of the road. And at least with the hobo, he's not being paid off by the gun manufacturers.

Are you kidding me? You mention Journey and XCOM, but there's also Sleeping Dogs, Borderlands 2, Dishonored, The Walking Dead, Tales of Graces f, Resident Evil Revelations, Far Cry 3, The Secret World, Hitman: Absolution, Darksiders 2, FTL, Rift's Storm Legion expansion, Mark of the Ninja, Torchlight 2, Dark Souls for…

Better than the PSX version.

I entirely agree. I also found the basic bandits really good at dodging and diving into cover. And then there are those damned phase beasts...

I'm having a hard time coming back to Borderlands 2, but it's for some different reasons.

False alarm - I was set on Russia region for some reason. When I got myself back to my normal region I still see it.

Looks like it's been pulled from the Store now. I'm in the US/Canada and it says the game is no longer available in my region.

Wasn't there also an airship mini-game that was only in the Japanese version? I remember reading a lot of FAQs that referenced it.

Contracts is not available on Steam.

Looking at the release date, I can't help wonder if they delayed it internally so that Absolution would still be the best Hitman game of 2012. (I kid, I kid!)

It might be the part where he assumes she supported Hillary Clinton and that it almost ruined Obama's career, along with her feminism.

Does this take into account the popularity of different genres between male and female readers? If men are more likely to read a particular genre that itself has less female writers, and then buy mainly books written by male writers, then they aren't really discriminating by gender as the above states.

Did the game studios sign on for this? If not, this could be seriously breaking their distribution contracts.