Once you start charging money for a game, it should no longer be considered a "beta". It's a shame that consumers have grown accustomed to this trend. It's even more of a shame that developers have grown accustomed to this trend. Yet the greatest shame is on the consumers for knowingly purchasing such a game.

Sony, Sega, I promise you. If Phantasy Star Online 2 comes to the States, I will buy this along with the game.

iPhone 5S with Flappy Bird: $90k

Made In China

Aha! I knew my hunch on Seagate was right.

Strange - I don't particularly like China, but their "No" list fits me to a 'T'. Pretty much every game in there I dislike either because I don't like the genre, or I've played games in its series and didn't enjoy it.

No video game made or published by a corporation will ever be truly free.

Yeah? I have 201 Steam games.

Ehh, it looks like Bionicles.

I'm with you 100% on this. I was a beta tester, and after several sessions of play, I don't see what's so great about it. Why is everyone praising this game? Most overrated MMO ever.

Agh! No, why!? You reminded me of that game!

Yes, very simple. Don't get a PS4 in the first place. Fixed!

Stupid Sega. Stop wasting your goddamn time duping people with restaurants and give me Phantasy Star Online 2!

I remember back in the Fire Red days, my sister and I would take turns solo-zerging through the game with the starter Pokemon, trading the Master Ball to my Ruby version, then deleting the save and starting over.

But then I'd have to deal with reading in Japanese. And the latency usually associated with VPN/proxies. And the fact that most of them aren't free. And if it's anything like PSO2, I'd need reasonably legitimate Japanese info for registration, which is a hassle.

Vindictus? I installed it on Steam a while ago, but I never got around to playing it. I guess I'll go check it out.

Ahh, I just need 2 more friends and I'll be set!

Ahh, a Monster Hunter clone. Even down to the potion animations. But you know what? I'm okay with that. Monster Hunter NEEDS to be on PC. Sure, I love MH on the PSP, but there are several things wrong with it:

The problem with all of this flailing was clear to anyone who played a lot of motion or non-motion games: motion control was slow and imprecise. The simplicity of motion controls may have engaged new audiences, but, compared to traditional button-and-stick controllers, they disengaged their players. You moved, and you…