This only seems to include deaths that are actually described on paper. 'Cause you'd better believe that more people die during those books. Armies, man, armies.

Yeah, I didn't actually mind the "copouts" so much. What makes it interesting is how YOU as the player treat the choices, and what that says about you as a person.

So no 3DS version, then? Fooey.

You have no eggrolls, no cookies, no Scooby Snax, AND no orange peanuts. So very disappointed.

Except in ME2, the "full potential" thing is just based on completing their loyalty missions and having enough of either Paragon or Renegade points to get the win-button conversation options.

In these days, when games within a single series often wind up outsourced to other development studios, brands mean little more than "it might have some of the same mechanics and characters, maybe".

The currently latest DLC, Sons of Trigon, has some decent solo stuff. But this IS an MMO, and you're missing out on about 80 percent of the game if you don't want to play with anyone else.

Except when there's no consistent standard, it also means that gems can pop up. And if you decide to not even try it because it has the NFS name, you might be missing out.

Game: The Walking Dead (Telltale episodic version)

Game: Rayman Origins.

I love the hell out of this game, but it was in no way successful enough sales-wise to count as a generation definer.

Game: Angry Birds

PlayStation 4 players, utilizing the same servers as PS3 and PC players, seem to be taking the wait in stride. They wander about the home base. Sometimes they follow complete strangers around for no reason.

Except NFS games are really just a collective brand for a whole buncha different racing games. No sense in avoiding a game just because of a name.

Visual noise and power usage. I can get away with having a desktop computer with monitor on my livingroom table, since I live alone. But the Vita screen is far less disturbing than having a second TV in the same room.

If the range is that sucky, then it kinda loses half its purpose, sadly. Yeah, I do see the functionality of playing while someone else is using the TV, or laying back on the couch and playing, but no playing in bed unless you're in a dorm room.

And yep, it'll still give me terrible motion sickness.

Game: Rayman Origins

I do need to point out that the Kotaku comment system is terrible for this kind of list. As I go further down the list my (slightly aging) computer starts chugging like crazy thanks to the huge amount of Youtube videos all being loaded into the same browser window.

Damn straight. TWEWY is one of the weirdest and simultaneously best game soundtracks I know of. It fit the game perfectly.