if you find the parts in a region to unlock scrap collector stations in a stronghold, then any scrap you leave behind in that area will get automatically collected. I just found that out yesterday and its a nice little feature that can save some time.
Kang81
Kang81
SMW was also my first full Mario game. And I didn't complete Mario 3 until I did it on the All-Star version. I think I was too young and intimidated by the Dark World prior to that point.
It was a nice compilation but I don’t like the “floaty” physics of the remastered games. It’s hard to explain unless the other person grew up with the NES versions first and spent most of their childhood on the originals before trying out this SNES version. But I don’t like the way Mario controls in the All-Stars…
Don’t you dare sell it!
that thing was the best game compilations of all time
30 years ago. I’m old.
Good question.
Okay, big breath....
I am not amused by this, Mr Bendis.
I would also like an RDJ.
ugh.... my heart hurts...
I hope Fallout 4 and future Elder Scrolls games get it together and have more than 10 people do all the voices.
I think the more important thing in this presentation is them basically schooling their investors in what makes a great game, particularly the relationship with the gamers. Its a stark contrast to what Bobbi Kotick and his compatriots presented to their investors. Granted, CDProjekt is a self publishing developer, but…
Amazing.
Now playing
Gizmodo?
I kind of like the decrepit cityscape after having already spent 45+ hours running around the tropical-ish open world of Farcry 4 a few months back.
The whole game was a huge letdown. Tiny repetitive levels perched near cliffs to make things seem big. It seemed like they were talking about a skyrim sized game, and it ended up being a joke. Even the PVP stuff was a joke.
If there’s one thing the comparison video illustrates, it’s that talented voice acting can’t elevate god-awful writing.