I doubt we'll get one any time soon. So here's a blast from the past for ya.

I think he meant to use the latest engine from the final fantasy game. Not the old one. 'Cause that'd be a hell of a lot of work to get updated, instead of just needing new assets and the accompanying scripts and optimizing the engine. Oh, and the short films.

Video game butts. Serious business.

Wait, are you choosing favorites?

Tropico called, they want you back!

Man, that episode scared the hell out of me as a kid.

What? In 5 minutes? Man, I wish I was that rich.... I have to wait 30 minutes to get a 1080p movie downloaded.... And that's only when the network isn't busy!

I've always felt that the song was more melancholy than creepy. Sure, it's got those weird pings, but the major melody is more sad than creepy.

You may want to include a "tl;dr"

Hanky?

Waaaaaaait... didn't you just illustrate democracy and capitalism in the greenlight system?

Meningitophobia?

Really kid? You're gonna do this shit here?

These tools are solutions. Unity3d has a wide range of application that can be used on everything. Nvidia workshop's program helps cover the diversity of their graphics cards. Miles is just awesome. Scalar is... I'm not sure why I put that there. But if you really wanted something that'll work on just about every pc…

Directx? Unity3d? Scalar? Nvidia Workshop? Miles Emulated 3d?

Well, the PS4 makes local gaming a whole lot easier than pc. I haven't seen a splitscreen game for pc since settlers 2. So, there's that. But BS on ps4 having the more efficient graphic output. For every game that may prove you right, I'll point out ten that'll show you different.