You have to train your eyes to look for these things.

I generally agree. There’s a difference between “figuring out the solution to a puzzle” and “executing the solution to a puzzle” and sometimes a game will increase the difficulty of the latter just to make the game more challenging. Same old brain teaser, now you just have to jump through these hoops!

A game I thought…

stand on a button to open a door for 5 seconds, go back in time, and go through the door that is being opened by your past self

His mustache is different from the LEGO Mario. His mouth and chin are also different shapes, so they must have made a new mold.

And that L on his hat is a clear giveaway! :P

I like big boats and I cannot lie

It’s been quite some time since I played it, but from what I can recall, the story didn’t feel quite as cohesive as the previous game. It just wasn’t as focused as Human Revolution, and it felt shorter to me. This is especially obvious with one of the DLCs, which I really think should’ve been part of the main game.…

46 dollars a pound?! What’s it made of, Jersey Blue cheese?

If Bethesda bought Zynga would the name change to BeZynga?

Look, Gordon! Ropes!

Life is good. But it could be POST APOCALYPTIC.

This is like an actor who’s stage name is “Oscar Winner.” Every movie they’re in is “Starring Oscar Winner”!

I never played much of them aside from the Simpsons arcade game, and I found Scott Pilgrim to be very accessible. 

Reminds me quite a bit of Cloudpunk.

The patch notes say “feature.”

I’d add Days Gone to the list. Not insomuch as the snow is better than any other games here, but there are areas in the game where the weather changes, and the snow comes and goes, and will actually build up a bit over time, and then melt away. I don’t think I’ve seen this in any other games (other than being scripted…

Honeycomb’s big.

Hey, at least it’s not like graphics cards. One year they’ll release a card like the “GTFO9970” and a year later they’ll release the “GTFO9950A” and guess which one is more powerful.