I'm just looking forward to playing games by Chinese developers. Something tells me they'll be able to add something new to the mix. Far too many of new titles coming out of Japan and N. America for the past several years have been pretty stale to my taste. And I can never figure out what Europeans are doing, ever.

Game over man! Game over!

You better hope there aren't any Canadians lurking around these parts.

Are we still talking about fighting?

Dude back in the day we'd spend hours just trading fireballs. Goes like this, land whatever normal attacks that will get you both down to a sliver of health then back off and agree on a "123 go" or have someone start it for you. You and your challenger then proceed to throw fire balls, whoever misses first is going to…

Fucking shameful, that's what this is.

Indeed, and it wasn't just booze. He experimented with grass and supposedly a few psychedelics, that gets left out of a lot of biographies for some reason. Bruce Lee was definitely one of the most dedicated and focused human beings to ever live, but he was human.

More than likely they will only be selling these kinds of items in areas where most of their players utilize internet cafes for their gaming. It's in those areas where subscriptions are difficult to maintain thus they may be looking at f2p alternatives to maintain a player base.

I love roleplay but competitive roleplay? Would that resemble what happens on pvp-rp servers in mmos? Or do you mean traditional rp that is all text? Because it would be difficult to turn that into a competitive game. And I'd say why would you want to? It's usually mostly entertaining only to the people involved, and…

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All I know is E-Sports is going to have a problem maintaining credibility when sports announcers have to utter sentences like, "another stunning play from Ballz!"

This just in, people don't like it when something they enjoy is associated with or cast in an unfavorable way.

I've been accused of running fast and loose with my moral and ethical views but I've never understood cheating. Then again, I don't understand competitive people either, even if I do enjoy competing. I think there in lies the difference, some people play to win, when those people are also the kind that cheat, I…

A compelling narrative you've created, but it kind of feels like you're making light of their ordeal which seems kind of mean spirited if that's the case. If you're making fun of Romero less mean but kind of silly, I mean the dude's doing something really cool for someone that just took a major blow to the stomach.

It's possible they couldn't afford it with the other start up costs. I mean insurance isn't cheap, and it's entirely likely they have neither investors or previous business experience.

Swoon

It's actually really easy to build a computer. http://lifehacker.com/5828747/how-to…

This exact attitude is why your PC overlords exist, it's a meaningless comparison. Don't want to be the butt of jokes for the PC gaming crowd? Don't mask your laziness as some kind of objective way to compare consoles and PCs. It's fine if you want that convenience but that convenience is coming at the expense of…

That game was a turd because it was a turd. No amount of PC exclusivity would have fixed that.

It requires creative thinking to do what he did. He may not have created something you may want...