I never used it for money...it was a great way to get LOTS of food resources. Last time I did this exploit I got 200 meat and 100 milk!

In the early game level this was a big deal because the first piece of quality gear (viper school swords) requires the player find or buy some really expensive and rare craft materials, especially emerald dust. Which is randomly generated whenever you kill a wraith (you’ll always get jewel dust, but not necessarily…

We definitely will! Although I may reserve that one for a week where a guest falls through. :P

No we have become the focus test teams. QA is still being done but what they need is focus tests to be done and peoples thoughts addressed.

Well, that’s kind of the thing, the effort they’re putting into the demo is also effort they’re putting into the full game. The demo gives us a taste of what the game will play like, and by taking feedback from us on how it feels, they can make adjustments so the full game is better.

Its not fixing the demo. Its allowing all players of the demo to play again and see the improvements made based from the result of the first demo. They had a hour long video in april explaining they wanted to keep us in the spiral. That demo was feedback. And this one results the feedback and changes to the game. For…

Or they could upload the changes for very little effort and instantly have millions of free bug testers who will scream the second they find anything off... Making the final product that much better

mega64, look em up. They’ve been making amazing videos like this for Nintendo, ubisoft, and tons of other publishers for over ten years. www.mega64.com

If you’re a fan of RNRR, check out a game on Steam called Blaze Rush. You will not be disappointed.

I came down here looking for this. This game was also my introduction to 70’s metal.

I was really really wondering why Twisted Metal got a spot, but not the GLORIOUS RnRR.

Try and win now!

As promised, a sillier one, this one implementing “Glances”

Introducing the Apple iMorph!

Souls game have always been vague about its story/lore. The universe and place are connected, but you won’t feel like you are missing out on a large chunk of stuff. Most people go to YouTube and watch the lore vid to understand more about the world/npcs/bosses anyway.

One of my favorites:

I enjoy the game so much that I instinctively hate Chrono Cross (which could have been a much better game if it has just been a new IP) and I despise the tacked on burning of Guardia scene which is meant to help bridge the two games. I have the same problem with Secret of Mana and Secret of Evermore being related…

You should play through Chrono Cross at least three times, which is how you get all the characters. It can be a real grind though since the stupid star system allows for no diversity in difficulty. I've only ever done it one back-to-back (which is all you need to Chrono Cross over Harle, thereby breaking any sense in…