Well then. I have it on PSP but for some reason, I haven't gotten to playing it yet. So the dilemma is, do I just stick to what I got to save money, or do I buy the PC version so I can play it on my TV?

I tried the beta but only played maybe a total of a couple of hours. It just got old super fast. It just felt like CoD mixed with Hawken. Two games I got burned out on ages ago. The maps felt confined and everything just felt repetitive.

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Hmmmm. Well, I seem to be on a PC kick trying to clear out my ridiculous backlog that the Steam sale didn't help (ONLY 15 games this time and I've finished 4 of them). In order to make myself feel better about the numbers, I'm mostly playing short games (sub-15 hours). I have just finished Wolfenstein: The New Order,…

Yeah, but how is it worse than a blue shell? The outcome was still the same. There's taunting and there's getting fucked out of your placement. This is just mildly annoying. Going from 1st or 2nd to 4th or 5th right at the finish is infuriating.

How is this worse than a blue shell? A blue shell fucks over whoever is in first and can potentially cost them a victory. This made absolutely no difference to the outcome of the race. All it did was hurt first and second place lap times. Not to mention if the player had messed up this trolling attempt, they would…

That may actually have something to do with your ISP. My Steam downloads usually max at 6.3MBps which is the limit of my 50Mbps connection. My Origin downloads hit close to the same. Of course, I have a small backwater ISP that doesn't limit any kind of traffic (or at least it seems that way) cause they're not…

Let's see. Detach the impact wrench, attach the air gun, and go to town. Though it's good idea to be careful with that much air pressure. It's good to have an air gun that you can control the pressure easily. Hit a fan from the wrong side with full pressure and you can ruin the bearing.

Well, better this than a bunch of guys standing there with their arms awkwardly at their sides.

I like how AMD is acting like this is new. I remember back way before AMD bought ATI and computers with AMD processors with nVidia video cards were extremely normal for gamers. The first 3 I built were like that. It used to irk me real bad that Source Engine games ran like dog shit on nVidia setups. I had SLI'd…

Ooooohhhhhh they underestimate me. I bought Mass Effect 3 on there like a year ago on sale. STILL haven't played it.

The game, looks kinda cool but not my thing. The music, fuck yeah, Ronald Jenkees!

I also have that scanner. Mine crapped out in 4 months. I think the Bluetooth radio shorted out on mine. My Civic didn't seem to like it anyway. Torque also said it wasn't legit (as some reviews on Amazon pointed out).

I live in Tennessee and not in Rutherford County (where the Altima and Nissans in general are), so naturally full-size trucks and SUVs, particularly of the Ford or Chevy variety.

We canNOT possibly be using the same Big Picture cause I HATE it. I feel it is a completely unnavigable mess for both starting games and buying them in the store. One major flaw that I can see with the Big Picture store is if you select a genre, there seems to be no way to actually see every game in that genre. Just…

Really, I would say the overall sales numbers haven't changed much over the years. The percentage compared to other games however, is a different story. Since other genres (particularly shooters) have exploded in popularity over the years, JRPGs just seem to be dwarfed. If the charts I'm looking at are accurate,…

I voted 5 though I have functional and hooked up, 9 and total 13. The 5 I regularly use are my PS2, PS3, PSP, desktop gaming PC and a laptop. I also have my NES, SNES, N64 and GameCube hooked up and ready to play. I just only play them occasionally. Then the Genesis, original PlayStation, original Game Boy, and Game…

For me, it's the newish era just because, I have more for PS2 JRPGs than anything. Even my PS3 collection is close to catching up though. Though I will say the two most memorable JRPGs of all time to me are of the 16-bit era. FFVI/III and Chrono Trigger. However, I just can't ignore the 30 PS2 JRPGs I have sitting on…

I have more PC games than anything. I have more games for PC alone than my PS1, PS2, PS3, PSP, NES, SNES, N64, Gamecube, and Gensis combined (and I have a LOT of games for them) BUT, I now probably use my PS3 the most. Lately, it's been amassing games almost as fast as my Steam account (PS Plus certainly helps that)…

It's things like this is why I decided that the limited space on my SSD is better used for other games. I have too large a backlog on Steam to waste space on this 50GB (or whatever it takes up now) mass of irritation.