@CandlejackDANZA: E3 has always been industry only. A few years ago it had gotten to the point where the show was more about big flashy (and costly) events and less about the marketing involved to everyone.
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bonuses for buying at retailers is fine.
@Vaylkon: Two games from two entirely different genres don't really have to compete. They each come with their own built in audience.
I'll believe it when I see it in my living room.
So I have a choice between a 99 cent coloring book and a 2.99 pack of 24 crayons...or a single $30 overblown stylus and a $400+ iPad...
Amazon. With preorder bonuses (mainly the 10-20 dollar credits towards your next game purchases) along with 1 dollar release day shipping and no tax? Yeah.
I haven't enjoyed many of Telltale's previous adventure efforts that much, actually, as I find their pace too slow, their controls cumbersome and, worst of all, they just feel..."wrong".
I'll buy it in a heartbeat if it gets localized.
As awesome as most of that was, him having to physically do something to make it continue kills it. :/
The show is set between the first Tron film and Tron: Legacy.
Secret of Mana needs to be on this list.
@Nawara_Ven: I refuse to believe that there are work places with internet access where it's not acceptable to look at buxom female action figures with tattered clothes.
"It's inappropriate, especially when these games are geared towards younger children," said (mother Angelica) Valverde. "You see the commercials on the Disney channel on Nickelodeon of course they're going to want them."
I'm so done with this game.
I think I said "holy shit" no less than 20 times.
@a-rural-juror: If you don't like it, don't read it. It doesn't affect you if you just pass on by.
@Make.Sense: Oh noes, someone is playing something you don't like and it affects you in absolutely no way.
So, does this one also pretty much come to a standstill a few days in to playing unless you spend cash, or are they a little less forceful with the stuff you can't do?
"NSFW".