Hasbro's Combiner Wars line of Transformers Generations figures is one of the best things that's happened to the brand in ages, and it couldn't come at a better time. With third-party robot makers asking upwards for $600 for "homages" to the combiner squads of the original G1 era, hardcore fans were handing their…
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So... they make him evil looking from the start so you suspect him right away? I mean, if he was trying to pose as a good guy shouldn't he be "neater" I dunno, it's that stereo type we're likely thrown in to now about how bad guys should look, and they just ran with it while trying to pass him off as good. I'm just…
As part of a strategic decision to rationalize the business, Daybreak Game Company announced today that it will eliminate positions in both its San Diego and Austin studios. This alignment of resources better positions the newly independent studio for future growth opportunities and developments, including delivering…
Can somebody buy this thing for me? Man, giant hammer and a color scheme I like...
Unfortunately, I've seen too many times where the real thing looks considerably worse than the masters. I'm playing a wait and see game here now.
Guess what? That's a shitty way to play a game, especially one that rewards players as arbitrarily as Destiny does. It didn't take much mental algebra to figure out that my chances of having a Gjallarhorn drop are low enough that I might as well just stop playing altogether, sit on my hoard of strange coins, and wait…
The shelf life of games that are mostly multiplayer-based is hard to guess. There'll always be the Call of Duty releases that teens everywhere will spend every waking moment perfecting just to demolish those of us with full-time jobs and not as much patience. But then there are the Titanfalls; the games that have so…
I'm not saying no one should play Transformers: Battle Tactics—again I quite like the gameplay. I'd just consider my finances carefully before investing the amount required to start making the game sad for other people. I wish I had almost immediately.
I think if anything he's spending it to show us exactly how pointless it is and to hopefully encourage more people to not spend the money.
Yeah, personally I'm totally ok with Evangelion's mech type things. If it's a giant robotish thing, fine by me!
Yup, completely safe.
Because they're basically giant humanoids in armor? I can understand that.
Oh man, are you in for a surprise at the start of the movie then!
Nacho cheese is whatever you believe it is. Which means that anything you sprinkle on nachos can presumably be "nacho cheese." Mozarella-topped nachos are equally "nacho cheese" as is cheddar "nacho cheese." Stuff that comes out of a can can be considered "nacho cheese" even if there's zero actual cheese in it.
Yeah, especially since the article even mentions the trailer as a big thing, link totally shoulda been there.
And the fact that content has to be reviewed by Nintendo means that videos can be shot down by Nintendo. While we don't know how much control Nintendo would exert here—can they shoot down a video if it says something negative, for example?—based on principle alone, the program has some problems. And then of course…
Yup, still picking Charmander. His little then beefy arms adds to it.
Link kidnaps and murders fairies. Come on. That statement alone should be enough to convince you what a piece of work Link really is, but we should expand on this: Fairies have been a tool for healing Link's health since the very first Zelda game. He comes into contact with the fairy, and they vanish. But where do…
The Legend of Zelda series is known for having pretty high stakes. We're talking "fate of the land" type stories, right? Well, someone should probably convey this info to Link, because while the land of Hyrule is in peril, he's usually off bug hunting, fishing, or playing some kind of mini game involving archery, or…