They're both worth playing, as far as I can tell.

I'm sure it's $60. But for once I think that will be worth it for an MMORPG. Since there are no monthly payments, you get what you paid for permanently and can play it any time you feel like without extra costs.

Their cheeseburgers are a whole new level of nasty. I can barely stomach them... Their chicken burgers are pretty decent, though. When I worked there I used to eat those and snack wraps on breaks.

Technically it would work fine. Technically, Sony could port God of War, Heavy Rain and the Jak+Daxter HD collection to the 360 and PC, too. I see no reason why Nintendo dropping exclusivity would make any more sense than Sony doing it. Especially considering Nintendo has basically NEVER released 1st party games off…

The Wii could handle God of War 1 and 2 just fine. 3 would have to be scaled back for the Wii to handle it, but the gameplay wouldn't have to change.

This is why you don't buy an iOS device to play games, much less emulators. Xperia Play> all for emulating. You get real button controls AND you don't have to void your warranty or anything to get whatever apps/emulators you want.

There are emulators on Android available from lots of places. They're available on iOS apparently only if you "hack" it to allow non-market apps.

And here I thought iOS was supposed to be great because they never have scam apps and they actually protect users, "unlike Android."

Sorry, but that device has no buttons. And Nintendo has never developed for other systems. If you don't buy Nintendo systems you don't get Nintendo games. It's fairly straightforward.

The Pokemon one makes me want to see a dark, mature Pokemon game that takes on a more realistic and scary look at the world. You play as a human, defenseless and only able to survive by enlisting the aid of your Pokemon. As you make your way through this dangerous world full of creatures waiting in tall grass and dark…

I like to think I have a diverse gaming portfolio and knowledge of a huge variety of games from most eras in gaming, but even I find LIA's jokes sometimes going right over my head. Though even when I don't "get it" it's usually fairly funny. And the art is good.

Agreed, terrible-looking Cupid.

Legacy Control was one of the worst we had to vote for. I put mine in for this: [www.lifeinaggro.com] but obviously everyone thought Legacy Control with its ugly style and terrible attempts at comedy were the best option. >_>

Legacy Control was occasionally a bit funny, but it started low and it's just digging itself a grave right now. This week's comic was amazingly half-assed and I'm not entirely sure there's even a joke in there at all.

I dunno, I never found him to be very annoying. :\

That's another strange one, really. Some PS3 players report being 70 hours in and never running into the lag. For all cases it doesn't start being a noticeable lag until like 30 hours into a single game. That's a long time for it to even start being noticeable, and they knew the issue would be there but AFAIK they…

Wow, just no.

Yeah, Fortresscraft guy has been fighting off "clone" allegations all along. Unlike Notch with Minecraft, THIS guy actually deserves the bad rep. Notch made a lot of mechanical changes and improvements to the basic foundation that Infiniminer started with. The two games are similar but they both look and play…

Even still, he should have gone to some lengths to make his game DIFFERENT. There must be a whole ton of ways you can distinguish your own procedurally-generated cube-based block creating/destroying game, and having the exact same mechanics and block types/interactions and just a more limited selection means it's not…

Are old video games actually bad?