Like solving environmental puzzles.

Does this mean we might finally get Grey force users in the mainline films?

This is one of the many (purely logistical) reasons that user reviews in general don’t really “work” like they’re supposed to. It’s impossible for anyone to judge a game purely objectively to begin with, but that’s especially the case of anyone who has preconceived notions of what the game is “supposed” to be. It’s…

Kotaku has a “no junket” policy and does not accept travel from the people we cover. When we go to publisher/developer events, we pay for our own flights and accommodations.

I agree - they do incredible work, although I must admit that this morning’s string of breathless Scorpio previews (and the fact that Microsoft paid for their trip) made me raise an eyebrow.

i cant wait to open my 29 booster packs

The scenery looks pretty, but the animations and character models are bad, and the voice acting and writing is inconsistent at best, and really awful at times. It makes the whole experience come across like you’re watching a CW drama acted out entirely by creepy sex dolls.

No one is complaining about the development process. They’re complaining about the end result, because it’s not up to the standards of consumer expectations, it’s not up to the standards of AAA video games, and it’s not even up to the standards set by previous games in the series. The only reason the development…

As someone who doesn’t read up on that type of shit, my impressions were this: Wow, it’s a Mass Effect game. Too many sidequests that are fetch quests, but otherwise it’s a Mass Effect game and I don’t see what the problem with that is.

Stick and stones may break my bones, but words have a 15% chance of a critical hit.

The problem with this system, of course, is that it risks burying a handful of good games, as well. To combat this issue, Valve is going to introduce a program called Steam Explorers. Explorers will play through queues of games that haven’t been selling super well. If they dig a game, they can flag it. The more…

And it’s much more than the animations. Much of this dialogue is pointless and boring. The game is too scattered and unfocused.

Right and so should mass effect. I like the game enough. It’s a C+ experience.

Which appears to have been a wise move. People seem much fonder of X number of brilliantly-animated conversations than X2 ‘that’ll do’ conversations.

Yes... Low player base of X million... How will they ever manage. Poor Blizzard

You definitely don’t have to play the first two. Witcher 3 might be my favorite game of all time, and I have neither played the first two nor read the books... though the game has definitely put the books on my reading list.

You don’t need to play the first, the 2nd one is a great game though. Storywise, 2nd is relatable to 3, theres some direct connections. But if you just jump into 3 like alot of people, you’re still getting a great gaming experience. Makes Andromeda feel dumb.

Those public toilets aren’t INSIDE YOUR HOUSE.

In Japan/Korea, your date would most likely politely say ‘No’ to the invite anyway. Your dates will be outside, an if there’s a home-cooked meal involved, it’ll be at his/her parents’ home, with the parents. :P (Trust me, I know).

This is so awesome, I love when they use real locations, especially considering I was born and lived in Shibuya-ku for 17 years, that’s basically my backyard. I lived in Omotesando, which is between Shibuya and Aoyama, both locations in the game. And I used to go past Sangenjaya on my way to school.