A statement like "Steam has never been a leading destination for erotic material" seems to imply that letting ONE erotic game into the fold will sudden make the service the LEADER in erotic games. That seems pretty silly.

The Kickstarter terms of use seem to contradict themselves at times. One section includes statements like:

The mocap for Harley Quinn in Batman: Arkham Asylum was done by a guy, and it's OBVIOUS. The reason you can tell is because of the differences in male and female skeletons.

While there have been plenty of mods for the PC version that add more cooking and crafting recipes, as well as more player homes and even a few with modular customization options similar to this, this DLC certainly seems more immersive. But I don't know if it really adds enough more than a few mods can't achieve to…

I'm guessing he meant "Day of the Tentacle" was the last game that reminded him of "Day of the Triffids" and apparently he found the tentacles in the LucasArts game reminiscent of designs from the BBC adaption of the "Triffids" novel.

The "proof that chopping monsters frozen by magic spells using two-handed swords is brutally fun and addictive" line sounds like a dig at Skyrim.

I want this for iPad with iArcade support.

When you say "from what I've seen" of Scott Pilgrim, does that mean you haven't read the comic?

The original Goldeneye game was great (haven't played the new versions), but my favorite Bond game is Everything or Nothing. It wasn't just straight up FPS shooter, and the story was very Bond-like. Racing levels, shooting levels, stealth levels, etc., it was all very cinematic. Plus I got to SEE Bond instead of just…

After "Cabin in the Woods", I don't know if I can play this and not expect *EDITED FOR SPOILERS*.

Does the game generate the player's fingers, or are they photos? Just wondering if you can change the skin color of them if they're not photos, as that would be pretty immersion breaking.

Heavy.

This looks pretty interesting. I love a good "Blade Runner"-esque world, and the "butterfly effect" nature of the puzzles could be pretty cool. I am curious, though, if this is is the kind of game where you can ONLY solve a puzzle/memory by trying things out in a specific sequence. Meaning, the video shows the player…

OK then. I'll download the demo and see how it runs on my PC.

I generally prefer gaming on consoles. I don't like playing with mouse and keyboard and not all games support controllers. It's also few and far between that I play a triple-A PC game that doesn't at some point or another give me total headaches with crashes, borked saves, or whatnot. Sometimes it's just not worth the…

For awhile this has been on my list of games to pick up for console, but I might just have to get it for PC now.

More entertaining than Rises, and even had more Batman in it!

I realize it's for a good cause and all, but how is the Superman thing not trademark violation?

It's like a Kate Beaton gag come true.

The tapes remained popular in the UK a lot longer than they did in the US. Once the 1541 was available here, I don't think publishers widely released tape versions of games for the American market. I was really surprised to find out so long after the fact that many later games were released on tape over seas.