The original Xbox version had such slow loading that you couldn’t even think of pickpocketing anyone because that might require a reload if it went badly. I used to let my brother play that version while I played it on my pc.
I hope Mike has a swift recovery.
Pick 3 songs off of Ozzy’s No Rest for the Wicked. Seriously, it’s that good.
Unlike those ringtones, which were fully endorsed by him.
That’s possibly the most punk rock thing he’s ever done.
I’ve been lounging in a Hercules office chair for years. So comfortable.
You’re right. But this “discussion” was posted as a spoiler on the site without forewarning.
I never finished X-2, so I guess this qualifies as a spoiler. It doesn’t matter to me, but I’m sure someone will be upset by this.
I like the mini map for the increased spatial awareness it provides. I find that it draws me into the game more.
I’ve always hated “real” darkness in video games. Also, I love mini maps, so... :P
Oh, wait. That’s even older.
The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth. If I died, I probably had a crappy set of upgrades, so starting over is actually refreshing.
Wrecking everyone’s shit as a protection warrior in a WoW battleground after being criticized for my spec. Gods, I was strong then!
I bought this game on a whim. I climbed a mountain and died fighting the 1st creature I saw a bunch of times, then the game locked up my PS4 so that I had to do a hard reboot. I went back to The Fractured But Whole.
The most horrible sin in the twitterverse.
So what would this genre be called, lo-fi nostalgia pop? It’s kind of like shoegaze, but with synths.
I’ll be getting the 3DS version for the novelty and the portability, but I’ll also buy the PS4 version for dem graphics. It’s too bad about DQX, though. This pretty much confirms that it’s never coming west.