Honestly, he is never leaving the base once I get him home.

Didn't actually know that.

Fruit makes sense. I'd think cotton candy personally.

Well no it's based on a real thing. There are materials that change size based on the temprature.

It's actually because he has mild psionic powers that he can access when the bracelet squeezes his wrist because it gets slightly smaller when it heats up, and he is unconciously aware of his powers so his body heats up when he knows he should use them on an instinctual level.

You never know. One of the versions that made it over to the West was the Wii version.

I'm completely okay with this. Bring on the Deadpool.

Understandable. I've heard it's fun though.

Hyrule Warriors is a mostly mindless action game. You play much of the game by firing off whichever button combos you've unlocked for your best weapon, the one you've pulled from your bulging inventory to wield in battle. As you slay weak enemies,you watch a counter tick up into the 10s, hundreds and thousands. You…

Sounds quite a bit like a MOBA still. Maybe the battlestyle isn't, but the "non persistent characters that contribute to a persistent profile level" is basically identical to what MOBA's do.

If you don't buy a true sight stone, Techies can guard all three towers by himself. If you do he's basically pointless.

Sounds a lot like Borderlands 1, to me. Fittingly.

That's certainly not the type of critical reception Activision was hoping for when they pumped half a billion (!) dollars into this game, and the mediocre reception may wind up costing Bungie a great deal of money, if their 2010 contract is still active. Turns out those review scores—those arbitrary attempts to…

Yup! That's actually what they do. Bungie tries to add gravitas to things with "The Noun", and it kind of falls flat.

The Golden Age would last for centuries, but human civilization fell victim to a cataclysm of extraordinary magnitude, known as the Collapse.[2] A malicious entity known as The Darkness, an ancient enemy of the Traveler, waged a campaign of destruction against civilization. Few managed to survive the devastation.[2]…

Problem: there's already people publishing unofficial novels. The Gamerknight999 "Saga", the "unofficial Minecraft adventure novel series" is a thing.

As you might already know, Notch is the creator of Minecraft and the majority shareholder at Mojang. He's decided that he doesn't want the responsibility of owning a company of such global significance. Over the past few years he's made attempts to work on smaller projects, but the pressure of owning Minecraft became…

Apparently Rosalina's legs go up into an entire galaxy of stars and shit. Should of showed off that.

As said, it has the chance to spawn other items. Unless I'm mistaken this also includes smash balls.

Well, yes, obviously. Just making sure we get our information correct.