They look cool, but I'm guessing they aren't siblings in this concept.

Nah. I could never afford to get my figures painted for me when I was 14 and had a 40k army, but I did get a friend to paint them. The joy for me was collecting and playing with the models. As far as painting them goes, I just wanted them to look good and didn't have the patience or ability to do that myself. Painting…

Excellent. :D

Line up all the males of each race, and each looks vastly different and alien. Line up all the females, and it's the same 'human' female body-type cosplaying each one.

At this point they are just trolling me and my need for more FF9..well, anything.

Those female body designs are still disgustingly unimaginative.

It certainly is a problem, and hopefully that individual has been dealt with. However, it's got fuck all to do with the game industry specifically.

I'm holding out for Toejam and Earl. Bring back the wave of 90s nostalgia!

Technically I think that's a proof of concept, rather than a trailer.

Otherwise, it would be much easier for future copycats to argue that use of the word 'Saga' when related to games, was fair play."

Not really. Nintendo games 'look better' on the Wii than Xbox One and Ps4...because there are none on them. Do you see how dumb that sounds? Regardless, it turns out the article was bogus any way. I was expecting a whole new set of textures or something if they were going to out-do the PC. Turns out the 'enhanced…

Are people really offended though? Or just feeling like they should be offended? As a 'privileged white male'™ I can say that I honestly couldn't give a fuck.

I realise this is going to get much outrage, (I am a long-time Nintendo fan, I promise), but I really think Nintendo should consider focusing on the hand-held market and consider developing 'big' games on the PC/Mac/Linux platforms instead of having an under TV console, again. They could have their own digital…

It's so strange seeing something as simple as a KitKat being so big in Japan. Here in the UK, they are mere background noise to the British way of life, like scones or red letterboxes.

They sort of did that with Frodo on Weathertop, so we'd already seen Frodo's willingness to fight. I liked the change because a) it made the Morgul blade deadlier and b) it gave a female character something cool to do and a bit more depth. I totally get how annoying it is when your favourite parts of a book don't make…

Fellowship of the Ring is one of the few instances I prefer the movie to the original source material, actually. Sacrilege, I know.

I've always enjoyed:

The time limit and the fact it involves rice makes this impossible without dying.

When they say 'force feed' I imagine it's just putting stuff in their backpack/offering it to them when they are starving/dying of thirst and have literally nothing else.