Months ago I wound up buying Stardew Valley instead of Golf Story on the Switch.

I liked Hatred shooting Ramburgler thru the teleport disc.

I like seeing Brock kill people. I’ve missed it.

It was a welcome throwback to the old Brock, back when he pummeled mummies, slew crocodiles, and annihilated waves of henchmen (“they hit me with a truck”). For my part, I love it when Brock gets the Jason Voorhees treatment from the perspective of villains and henchmen. It’s like the Darth Vader sequence in Rogue One.

I have never been so disappointed with a review of TVB. This episode was AWESOME - especially to real fans who actually remember events from the first 2 seasons. Oh, and the introduction of the PP mole makes Copycat’s betrayal far more interesting than what the reviewer suggests. Is Copycat working with the PP? Is…

I think it’s more along the lines of ranking, setting up tiers, and matching people in game who are at the same skill level. I’m sure pro streamers like Ninja don’t mind padding their K/D ratio with guys like me, but I would prefer to play with people who can’t build mini replicas of the Bastille in 15 seconds.

Considering Bethesda eventually released Elder Scrolls Lengends as a digital card game, it might not be that dumb. 

I’m a software developer and I worked at the begining of my career with some shady bussiness managers(if they can be called that) who order their teams to copy & paste literally everything they can from previous projects to maximize profits and release the projects in the least amount of time possible

The title scared me, but one of the things that make me distrust a lot of critics is they seem to be more about the messaging of something than the entertainment value. This article is rife with the same kind of sentiments they use when they try to look at a movie or game with those filters. Even to to the opposite…

Ugh. This response is such garbage.

If they don’t use your art, they don’t own it though. So this is different from “we will consume the resource and then decide whether to compensate you.”

I must be getting old because I remember when companies would run contests like this with the idea that your submission MIGHT make it into the game/show/book/whatever. And IF it did, you were just happy to have something you could brag to your friends about.

Just remembering that this isn’t the first dab of Bethesda into a mobile Elder Scrolls game: There was a core-game called Elder Scrolls Travels: Shadowkey on the failed Nokia N-Gage

Just give me a llama mount and be done with it!

These people aren’t even waiting for the item to be Live before they start complaining about it - just like the jetpack. And just like the jetpack, I’m sure it will be a fun diversion that gives you just as much extra chance to get killed as extra opportunities to get kills.

Yeah I think its hilarious that its a shopping cart and knowing Epic they are going to make it powered only by rolling it downhill or by getting a running start with it.  

Cue the Jackass tune..

Bloodborne initial development originally began around the time DS1's DLC was being developed. My favorite theory is this was originally the beginnings of an Oolacile map but didn’t work out so it became a test map for early bloodborne work, eventually becoming cathedral ward.

Children of Hurin actually bears some striking similarities to A Song of Ice and Fire: relentlessly grimdark story about a bunch of feuds which are rendered pointless by a monstrous army who’s finally able to invade past the wall that kept them out.

This show will cost $1 billion but if you pay an extra $5, it’ll arrive by 8pm tomorrow.