If I had a 3DS, I'd probably give it a try.

Someone should do a switch up, where you capture in Monster Hunter, and slaughter in Pokemon...

That sounds tedious to me...

Well, I've never actually played any of the Monster Hunter games (not sure why, honestly), but don't you kill the monsters in that game? Not capture them and battle them against other monsters, like in Pokemon?

If this was where the game franchise was headed, I'd absolutely get back into Pokemon.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humour

Ahh! I gotcha! I also took a look through your comment history, when I couldn't tell if you were attempting to make a joke or something. It's clear that you're a dick. Go on and be that elsewhere. It doesn't do anything for me.

Did I say Pikachu? Sorry, I meant Pikachus. Plural.

What the actual fuck..?

My name is clearly Detective Plunkett. I don't see how you could confuse us.

Police altered to superhero...

If you've been shying away from backing Kickstarters for the past few weeks, I don't blame you. Between the half-a-million-dollar Yogventures fiasco and Areal's increasingly confusing saga, I've been hesitant to commit coins to my daily coffee without concrete proof I'll get a finished product. That said, Kickstarter…

I don't believe you. Also no maple syrup in that picture. Make the moose hold a sign with your username on it.

I never said programming wasn't complicated. Design is also complicated. It's one thing to have an idea for a game, it's a whole other thing to flesh that idea out into a complete working system, with a narrative to compel the player through that's written well, while balancing mechanics and levels so things aren't…

Haha. I'm right there with you. I was in no way saying it wasn't a good sum, it just seemed a bit odd to me (and ended up blowing up my notifications bubble >_<).

It was a trick question! The only grade for a true lover of maple syrup, is B!

That sounds like a 'game designer' to me, rather than a "Game Designer". The former being the sort of people who 'have an idea for a game'. The latter being the type who act as competent directors of projects.

I demand pictures of you with said moose, and your maple syrup.

Not in the least.