Also, insanity is the worst fate of all.

It sounds like you actually can't, since the tutorial requires you to fire to continue.

Turn-based RPG combat with sprite-based graphics. The plot involves you uniting 108 special people that can change the course of history. The vast majority of those 108 people are party members, any many are optional to track down and recruit.

They didn't realize a damn thing. The media attention made them look bad and was likely going to cost them sales.

Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon is also part of the flash deal (even though it's not spelled out on the main page.

These 2K guys are really messing up my expectations, lol.

I'm watching the streaming player zoom around the battlefield in 3d and give orders to his squadmates while fighting aliens in a third person view. The only game I can think of that was at all like this was Mass Effect 3's combat. And even that didn't give you nearly as much control over your AI squadmates.

You're definitely right about the humble bundles being better on indie game pricing. I guess I just meant the giant selection of indie titles being available on Steam, whereas the humble bundles are only for a limited time.

One of the things Steam does best is indie titles, many of which have drastically lower graphical requirements. And there are a ton of good indie titles available.

But the thing is, she's not the head of Xbox. Her new position is the head of hardware engineering, which includes the Xbox as well as all other hardware products. Sure, the Xbox is a major side of their hardware, and you'd ideally like someone who has loads of experience with each facet of Microsoft's hardware for a…

I think it's okay if we just limit him to jokes about the following games:

Yep, it has a general reduction, but so does Far Cry 3 and the other choices. But if Far Cry 3 wins the community choice, Blood Dragon may go down further as well. If not, and if it doesn't get lower during the sale, I'll buy it for standard sale price on the last day.

I'm voting for the Far Cry 3 deal, because it may also count for Blood Dragon, since I already own Far Cry 3, Borderlands 2, and Dishonored, but don't have Blood Dragon yet.

"The Xbox officially has a new boss today—former Windows boss and long-time Microsoft veteran Julie Larson-Green. No big gaming experience, unlike former game developer Don Mattrick, who last held the job."

I think that article comes pretty close to nailing it. I think cost and convenience are the two axes in question, and for a lot of people, they change at the time.

Hrm...

Even then, wasn't it supposed to be a Kinect game?

Well, Asura's Wrath was pretty fun, but it had that whole over-the-top insanity to it that made me feel like a kid again. I don't see it with this.

Lightning Returns and Dragon Age: Inquisition do not release this year in NA, which is why I didn't list either of them. I'll admit I didn't notice a bunch of those (didn't even realize Sacred 3 was in development), but Fire Emblem is in my list, and I wasn't considering Watch Dogs as an RPG.

This is apparently RPG year.