You know nothing about swords...

I clocked 79 hours over the course of a month after work and 100%ed it. Not sure what is taking folks much longer than that. Even on the nightmare mode, it's not that difficult, so it doesn't seem that redoing battles would tag on an extra 100 hours. And if it does, man, that combat is not worth 100 extra hours.

I can definitely see how it'd be possible to take nearly 200 hours to finish everything in Dragon Age, especially if you're going after things like the shards. Unfortunately, I don't think the game provided much motivation, outside of "hey, it's something to do, so...do it, I guess?"

Why is it a big deal that they hacked a game so that it would hack the system running the game so that that would hack the system running it so that the system's system would stream twitch chat... a technology that the system predates by at least 20 years?

You can't see how a Super Nintendo being able to handle Twitch chat with specs reaching 21 MHz isn't impressive?

At least she was awake and not under a poisoned coma.

that's not a push up, that's just humping the ground, onehanded.

He is forgiven for his shitty form by way of emasculating banter and shitty 1 handed half pushups.

My word.

Those are some gorgeous compositions.

Have you played Dante's Inferno? A couple levels from that are reminiscent of this but yeah, a game with these sorts of environments would be incredible if done well.

Ah yes. Thought we've yet to see any video game that's even close to Beksinki's rustic, almost satanic vision.

Brutal Legend :) Although a much more light-hearted take of course.

My dream dystopian game would be one set in Beksinski inspired world:

Strange dystopias.

What do you mean? That franchise is so bland and normal. :P

This was actually established in an official Nintendo Power comic way back when.

You can do it! It'll take some time and effort for sure, but hang in there - invite people into your game to help with the bosses, throw some upgrade at your weapon - you'll power through. It's worth it!

"Even holding by the "no mistakes" mind set they could easily say that god gave them a daughter in the form of a son so they could transition and grow as a family, to show that the spiritual self is more important and to shape the physical to meet the spiritual."

Even holding by the "no mistakes" mind set they could easily say that god gave them a daughter in the form of a son so they could transition and grow as a family, to show that the spiritual self is more important and to shape the physical to meet the spiritual.

You'd think that the presence of fungi would work wonders at keeping anyone from invading Princess Peach's sovereignty.