Ah, fishing for profit off early-adopters. Well now you could just go order another PS4 for a net payment of $100 after all's said and done.
Bitcoon
Bitcoon
How did you manage to buy AND sell a PS4 already?
Of course! That's one of the sorts of games I'm talking about wanting to see more of~
Okay, you're right about that. I guess what I'm saying is that I'd like to see more developers take on that kind of voxel limitation that I laid out. It's a bit specific, but it's resulted in some pretty unique games and I'd like to see it explored more than this Minecraft meets Cube World sort of game. Maybe it's…
Which ones?
I kind of wish more games would go the 'actual voxel' route. This isn't really voxels, it's just visuals based on a voxel-like art style.
Uck... these comments always come out sounding more mean than I want them to sound. I don't mean to be rude, but ME1 really wasn't an RPG to me. It had all the numbers and customization but the depth was very limited. Different guns and the highly limited skill system were the only things that added depth or variance…
Oh wow really? Thanks for making me glad I never bothered to get past halfway in ME1 then. If you consider THAT in any way an RPG or actually strategical, then you need to play more shooters, because Gears of Flippin War had more strategic depth and gameplay customization. ME1 pissed me off because they bothered to…
Dude, screw football. It's a bunch of sweaty guys running on each other and throwing a strangely-shaped ball around.
Supposedly you need to beat it to unlock that.
Yes, I am one of those Legend of Zelda fans – the ones who steadfastly maintain that the pinnacle of the series, despite all the advances of the past two decades, is a 2D sprite-based game for a 16-bit game console.
Eh.. I agree and disagree.
I love how the spinny-buckets totally look like a giant buzzsaw blade from that angle. It's like they're trying to saw through the Earth!
It might be tough to get your hands on a copy but it's absolutely worth it. Very rarely does an RPG manage to nail every aspect of its execution so well. Quite possibly my favorite RPG of all time.
This is one of those instances of something great being overplayed to the point where it's annoying to me now. The internet is really good at that one thing, I've noticed. But this song is so pervasive in everything geeky, it and "the cake is a lie" are both things that quickly turn my expression sour upon hearing…
...Elaborate?
They were from the Japanese manual, actually. The skydiving one is a fake but the others are totally in there. :>
*sigh* No manual will ever be as interesting as this one.
How bad is your game when a purposely terrible parody game thrown together in Unity is not only just as good as your whole game, but probably better?