I totally disagree with this list, but totally understand how you guys can come up with it. I really don’t think there’s a “bad” character in the whole bunch.

I was honestly feeling pretty meh about Dark Souls 3 while playing it. The bosses weren’t as fun or memorable, the locations were kind of odd and samey. Then I fought the Abyss Watchers and saw their move sets similar to Artorias and started getting excited. Then I got the the Boreal Valley and fought the horrific…

I don’t know how, but these keep getting better and better. Well done Chris and everyone.

Most games that required the expansion pack came with it, and it wasnt nearly the price of a whole new console. More of an accessory like a dance pad or a wii motion plus. You’re really splitting hairs with extra content on the GBA. We’re talking about entirely new upgrades to consoles, not slight content updates to…

What? When? The New 3DS? The DSi? Because that’s all I can think of.

Yeah no. Compared to the competition, this isn’t good. It’s complete shit. A shmup and a three and a half year old Wii U game? Come on.

Someone always says this, so I’ll let it be me this time.

wouldnt adding new things to existing locations be new content? See Broken Steel or Knights of the Nine.

Seems cool! My only worry is that this doesn't really answer the vocal complaints about the main game. Where are the factions thst seem like they were cut? Where are the locations like the race track that they could easily convert into a real location instead of just a murder fest? Seems to me like they're just…

Well yeah, but why though?

The amount of space that a Mario Maker level (should) take up is negligible. A company as large as Nintendo should easily be able to make a server large enough to hold millions upon millions of levels.

Why would a computer with 360 degree vision be more liable to hit a kid then a human in a hurry?

Always fascinating to see a movie start out loved on this site by nearly everyone, and then every article afterwards is consistently bombarded with negative comments hating the movie almost entirely.

I’m confused, does this mean that Valve was actually actively making video games? They seem to be doing a lot to prove the contrary.

Uh, the Patriots themselves have given the ball in overtime to someone and ended up winning. It even happened against Peyton Manning if I recall.

I really don’t see why they can’t just expand the view distance to whatever your computer can render. I mean, I have a PC that’s relatively good and can run from Velen to Novigrad without a hitch, but I can’t see more than a mile when on top of a mountain in Wow? This is a barely noticeable distance.

Since there’s not a single character in Smash who’s rights are controlled by Microsoft or Sony. We’ll never see Drake, we’ll never see Banjo, or Master Chief, until one of the three dies off. If it hasn’t happened up until this point, there’s no real reason to believe it ever will.

People who were expecting characters like Banjo and Kazooie were really setting themselves up for disappointment. It had to be either from a third party company or Nintendo themselves.

AHHHHHHHHHHH YISSSSSSSSSSS

I started on Fallout 3. Loved the game, poured in coutless hours. Tried to play New Vegas, and while the story and dialogue were much improved, the actual game design of the world was too much of a downgrade to suffer through. Playing through 70 hours of Fallout 4, its exactly what I liked about Fallout 3: good world…