Ah, he's got the right idea. Reminds me of Tyler the Creator: "I'm a motherfucking unicorn. Fuck anybody that say I'm not."

YO DAWG, Minecraft is Lego with the addition of elements that make it into an enduring game. Minecraft Lego is Minecraft with all of the gameplay removed apart from the building part. It's Lego based on Lego.

This is. So dumb.

Yeesh. The music is making me haaaaate that trailer. This game was pretty much the main reason I got a PS3. I knew it'd take forever to happen, but the fact that it's coming is enough.

My god, they've changed the horse design? Blowing my mind here.

Always jealous of people who share common interests with their parents. Or people in general.

Yeah. I'd love that so much and I can never see it happening.

You seem pretty at home on screen, bro.

He just said "two-to-four player local splitscreen"! I REMEMBER THAT!

But it's Jaffe.

It's more than enough ^__^

Bummer, but to be honest I've seen nothing on the Vita that makes me want to upgrade from my first generation PSP. I'm sure that Uncharted and whatever would be fun and everything, but Games That Are Like Games You'd Play On A Console But In The Palm Of Your Hand aren't why I buy handhelds.

Aw <3

Well that's what the uncanny valley's all about bro; the goal everyone goes for these days is to reach the other side, where they can replicate convincing humans that don't creep the piss out of us. The near side, the one we've covered, is where things that are cartoony or generally unrealistic take on human qualities…

Layton's assistant, raped again!

Oh shush, somebody corrected it already.

I haven't. You recommending, Friend?

To date, the only game I've played where the character models actually feel convincingly human is Half-Life 2. I really don't feel that aesthetic detail is the important thing here - it's animation and eyes that make or break it for me. Eyes are the most important thing.

I've never played Skyrim but I really want to play the game you're describing. Those are some wonderful ideas.

I love the point you're making, but I'm sure that I remember reading somewhere that the real life entertainment industry unexpectedly thrives in these times of war and disaster... Don't quote me on that. Presumably it's to do with the public appreciating the distraction instead of feeling bad about or dealing with the…