The port is good, but there’s only so much you can do with a game that’s clearly designed for newer hardware.

Because the like money. Might have to do with licensing, or some such. Yes, it sucks. The only thing you can do against it is not buy a PS4 and or buy any of these “Backward Compatible” titles.

Huh, Game Maker’s Toolkit is rather nifty. Time to subscribe.

Halo 4 wasn’t made by Bungie.

It’s a joy to learn to play the Piano. So I say go! Just find a cheap (possibly secondhand) digital Piano.

I can’t shake the feeling that the only good Dark Souls is Bloodborne after having played the latter extensively and then going back to any of the former.

A few more tips:

Not even close is a wee bit odd, if it’s in third place.

I returned to FireFox because all Gawker Media sites insisted on opening as mobile sites under Chrome. No regret so far.

I do push ups whenever a game is loading or there's a non-interactive cut-scene. That's how I went from being able to do two sloppy push-ups to an easy and steady fifty. It took a year to get to that point, but by sticking to that simple 'rule' it was easy.

This is but the first example of a poor release. Grand Theft Auto, Dragon Age, Destiny, Titan Fall, Alien, so forth where all very playable experiences on the 7th generation. While by no means where these all 'good' ports, they where very playable. So Shadow of Mordor is so far the odd one out, the question is if…

No, I stopped playing after two weeks. The friend I play with and me just concluded that it was all rather dull to us. It also helped that Borderlands the Pre-Sequel came around the corner at that time.

Time trail was part of the basic game, there where of course additional maps which are now only available on Origin. Though, before that they where on the Mirror's Edge website (as it predates the launch of Origin as a digital store). It's also possible to make the Origin DLC work with the Steam version.

Another method is to purchase the Memory Cards second hand. Most dedicated game stores stock a few of varying sizes. As no one seems to be willing to buy them, for whatever reason. Perhaps out of fear for defects. That's how I bought a 16 Gb one for €25,- when the going rate for those are normally €45,-

Play Asia has a 'deal'. Though, at $84,- it's still very expensive.

This one's my guild's current status. Hunters, Warlocks and Paladins everywhere.

Well... the European players are just disconnecting left and right and huddling up at the portals at the Shrine... which aren't there due to lag. Oh, I'm logged in again, gotta go!

I'd wait for a while to see what is exactly included, as their wording is rather specific.

As it is stated in their press-release:

I hope you'll do an article about all the Fanta that they sell in Japan. I don't drink pop, but they have the best Fanta in Japan.