Now I'm no astrophysicist, but I'm going to guess a lot of math.

I don't know, I would say Corridor Digital and Rocket Jump are probably on the same level as far as visual effects go. The stuff Rocket Jump has done with VGHS is truly impressive.

Damn you!

I am going to be in debt very soon if people keep up the fantastic puns.

FOR THE LOVE OF GOD TAKE MY REMAINING MONEY.

He used the pun "dolphinitely" in the video.

Last of Us probably holds my number one spot. Captured the tone of the game perfectly with the perfect amount of subtlety. Loved the ronroco in the main theme and its variations.

But the tastes of the people have changed, the demand for peanut butter is growing while the demand for chocolate is shrinking. Sure, the developers throw a bit of chocolate in so they can try to please everybody, but nobody's buying it for the chocolate anymore, the younger generation only cares about the peanut…

Much better than hack 'n' slash, in my opinion. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the hell out of your average RPG, but I would much rather play something that requires skills rather than simply having the better sword or spell.

Er, what? Regardless of my opinion of the project, they specifically stated that they're working to rid the game of any of Crysis's standard FPS movement and combat elements. They are literally doing exactly what you're saying.

Rereading my comment I sound a bit rude, but in reality the mistake made me chuckle more than anything else. Apologies if I sounded like an asshole, the comment wasn't intended as such.

You couldn't care more? It's bad enough when people say that they "could care less", but you took it to the next level. What you are saying is that you literally care about the story as much as you possibly can.

Mugs? Pentagons. Snowglobes? Pentagons. Shirts? Pentagons.

Same. I actually kind of -wanted- to recreate my house using LEGO bricks, but it keeps setting my location to Springfield. Ah well.

And we may never know the answer.

Definitely. I think the game that'll come the closest in the near future is No Man's Sky, I am so ridiculously excited for that game.

Bad idea bad idea bad idea.

Well I'm pretty sure she isn't very happy about it.

Nah, that's alright. And honestly, conversations like this are why I still visit sites like Kotaku and Polygon, rather than somewhere like IGN, as the community here seems to be able to hold much more mature conversations than IGN's standard of "OMG XBOX SUX0RZ".

I've always thought a game like this would be interesting to play, although the amount of man-hours it would take to make fun would be overwhelming. Have an engine like this that generates a realistic wilderness full of wildlife on a scale such as this (perhaps not Earth-sized, but larger than your average open-world…