You won't get your zapped characters back-

Way to go, Ken. You just only ENCOURAGED the creation of more R34 Elizabeth porn.

Obligatory.

Same here. Been trading my pants off since the night trading was first implemented. Currently have a Sunbeams Modest and a Purple Energy Bonk Boy, my two dream hats, now I'm out of the unusual game and back to playing. I only really trade if there's a strange weapon or a new misc that I really want.

HAH.

Many of us get kind of teary-eyed when thinking about how Mass Effect has allowed us to transfer Commander Shepard across three games over the last five years. That pales in comparison to Pokémon, which, barring the early games, allows you to transfer creatures for over a decade across many titles—a feature which…

Screenshots? I'm hella curious.

Surprise! It's an iOS spinoff! Everyone loves those, right? That's what you wanted?

Nah, I never got around to Vice City Stories. I was pretty "GTA'd out" by the time it released.

Having completed III, VC, SA, LCS, and IV, I can safely say that V is effortlessly the most user-friendly and easiest of the bunch in terms of story mode completion. Even the final heist was a complete cakewalk if you made the right choices.

I bank my funds. This was an actual bug that wiped away all the progress I made.

I feel your pain. I lost about 50k after grinding robberies and missions all night...

This one by halfbeast was my favorite.

And if that doesn't get you, the progress-wiping bugs will!

Yeah, I guess the smart thing is to just grind solo missions until you have enough firepower to deal with the RDM tools online without having to shell out for Passive Mode over and over.

I wouldn't get too hype. From what the news has been saying, the campaign is merely a tutorial for the multiplayer mode...

Screw that. I needs me the AC5 Nagase livery ASAP.

Even when I somehow CAN get GTA online to work, I can't walk ten feet without someone firing on me.

Deathwish, obviously.

Taking the iPhone prototype incident into consideration, you may not be too far off from the truth.