Oh gawwwwd, it's so true though, about the whole, 'Netflix' thing. The same thing goes for Intsgram as well. Head lines of people posting the current, trendy crap as their head liner's or interests. You know what the WORST one is?

#workout, #getswole, #gymislyphe, #gettingdemgains, #I<3workingGYM, etc.

Firstly, most of…

Looking through the group of girls... Find that cute one on the side, hope it's her, finally find the one of the real girl by herself.

Yep, she's ugly! *slided left*

It should be utterly mandatory that you play the first Suikoden. It's also a sin that you even think about moving on to the second game without first, collecting all 108 Stars Of Destiny.

Also, if they look bad ass in their picture, they're probably pretty bad ass. There's a certain knight in there. He's really quiet,…

Thou shalt bestowest' better optimization upon the AMD FX processor...

That's spooky... The game soundtrack (without the radio on) only amplifies the severity.

Once you turn off the Radio Stations, Fallout 3 becomes a horror game, made of hellish nightmare fuel. Ain't nobody talking about how the soundtrack is always eerie, even when it's trying not to be. Wandering has some…

Am I crazy for thinking Josephine is sexy as hell? Holy frecken hell, I think she's hawwwwwt.

Such a tragedy, I still remember it. I'm not even trying to defend any of it in the least, as it was indeed, horrific, but I wish people knew the amount of craziness these guys put their bodies through on a daily basis.

Aside from the constant beating, head pounding, rigorous training, and potential narcotics/alcohol…

Because it's fun? When I first played the original Uncharted back in 2007, I started off thinking it was extremely generic, but then the gameplay ended up being fun, the graphics were amazing for it's time, and the overall delivery was pretty good.

I don't think it's exactly fair to compare yet. There's still a long time for the game to be released. On a technical level, Killzone Shadow Fall competes well against Crysis 3, but on an art direction level, Killzone Shadow fall pales. It's the worst designed Killzone in the entire franchise, but the special effects,…

The only positive thing I could think about with IV, is it had Ted.

I grew up with all the same games as you, and I loved Suikoden I and II. I got Suikoden I when it first came out, and loved that it played very similarly to SNES Golden Age RPG's that you mentioned, but with more refined 2D graphics and some 3D special effects. The combat is turn-based, yet fast paced. Loading times…

Or you could just soft-mod the OG PSP... Hee hee hee.

IMO, Mortal Kombat X looks more exciting, and better on a technical level. The game play footage here looks like a prettier version of Super Ultra Mega Street Fighter IV Turbo X, Arcade-Hybrid Edition v. 2, wish they moved to a new art directon.

Might be a mix between your processor and your GPU. Maybe the extra 1 GB of RAM and the overall performance levels of the 7950 are probably a little better. I'm using the stock heatsink on the FX 6300 so I didn't overclock it at all.

It looks really good and very gorgeous as far as art direction, and i'm hoping it lives up to the excitement, but i'm a little off-put by the absurd amounts of environmental pop-in. Rocks take form in plain sight like how race tracks would materialize out of nowhere on Wipeout PS1.

Yup. Dev's come out screaming and clamoring about the PS4 being a godsend. People confidently claim the 1080p 60fps standard. Now, a year later, people are talking about the PS4's CPU being the bottleneck. Oddly enough, last gen, it was the PS3's GPU that was the main criticism (architecture complications aside).

Don't…

By the looks of it, it will probably run better on my PS4 than my Fx-6300 and R9 270 (even though it's overclocked to 270X levels).

Evil within was a lost cause on my rig, and on paper, it should out class next-gen consoles, but real world performance says otherwise.

Howcome in the end of 2014, characters are still 'pretending' to search plants/rocks, instead of actually moving them around?

The side quests in this game are extremely dull. Most of them have zero substance, greater story, or resolve. It's like...

Woman: "The Templars ruthlessly murdured my husband! I demand…

Oh don't worry. Most of us locals can hardly even afford to live here anymore. Cost of living has gone up so bad combined with the lack of jobs, pretty much forcing a lot of people to flee to the mainland.

The rest of the world get's cool stuff. Meanwhile, in Hawaii, we have the same item on the menu that's been there for years, and it's a breakfast only item. "The Local Breakfast Delux"