To me, this looks like they took a bunch of Gundam model parts and tried to slap them on a Transformer body in the worst possible ways. This design is an absolute mess.

This looks like a Nutria to me. Basically giant relatives to rats that usually live around swamps and other bodies of water. I think there was a show on tv about a bunch of dudes in the South that hunted these things.

I would even argue that most game testers don't have time to do something like that on a game of this scale. Having worked in QA, they could have a team of 100 testers, playing and testing this game for a year plus, working 80+ hour weeks and it would still likely take that team over a week to fully check the main…

This is my issue with the current number based review system for games. The scale isn't really 1-10. It's more like 6-10. If a game gets lower than an 8 it's basically doomed in this day and age with few exceptions. Unfortunately going to a 1-5 scale doesn't really work either because it all just gets doubled on sites…

As much as I would love for F2P to go away it's not going anywhere. It's just too profitable and sustainably profitable. Publishers and Developers have been in search of a way to extend a game's tail as much as possible. While they may not see the big spike in profit early on in a game's life cycle like with many…

I would love to see a Arkham style Green Lantern game. Maybe with a bit more open world or with multiple worlds.

I haven't had any lag issues but I have a good internet connection and I live less than 20 miles from Blizzard so I'm likely pretty close to the physical server. Your experience may vary :)

Though since rares don't get tagged everyone can jump in and kill/ loot a rare. With so many people on the Isle, it makes blasting through rares super easy and gearing alts stupid fast and easy. I've almost fully geared 2 alts in 2 days because of the chaos. Also most of the chests are phased to you so no fighting…

As will just clicking the giant ? over their head. It's really not hard to do these days. That is unless a Tauren on a giant mount is parked on the quest giver. Then /tar is definitely the way to go :)

This is purely and simply bad design. As a game producer, I would slap a designer for even suggesting a system that didn't let me keep my energy if I was successful in a level. This is a particularly bad system for a game like Where's My Water that was always more about getting 3 ducks that competition. I don't want…

Me too. Galactus is one of my my all time favorites and I think he would be amazing as a LEGO mini fig. Or giant fig as the case may be here. Maybe we'll get him as one of those big mini fig based digital alarm clocks. Until then I'll settle for using my Galactus Mighty Mugg as a stand in.

It's not about being "lazy". It's about being "cost efficient" to maximize their revenue stream. 99% of Developers want to do it right but their publishers are looking for the cheapest way to get the game on as many platforms as possible. It's all about financial risk management in the eyes of the publishers. It's…

This is the reality of game development and honestly happens to almost every game ever made. You can make a plan and a budget around that plan but until you really start building the game you just can't know the realities of that schedule and budget. I actually greatly appreciate Tim and team coming forward with this…

It's not just user base but user base that buys 3rd party titles. The 3rd party titles that have done well on Wii and WiiU have either been very specifically designed for those platforms, like Just Dance, or have been budget titles like all the crap we saw early on in the Wii's lifecycle.

Nintendo has been profitable because they A) focus on their platform alone. Which if you've ever used a Nintendo dev kit is a very difficult thing to do while building for other platforms. And B) They aren't dealing with licensing fees to publish on the Wii or Wii U like 3rd parties do.

3rd Party doesn't consider the Wii or WiiU because sales have continually shown that consumers would prefer most 3rd party games on the PS3 or 360 with a traditional controller and the majority of people that buy Nintendo platforms generally stick to Nintendo 1st party titles.

Exactly. The Cloud gaming stuff isn't going anywhere with this change. MS is specifically talking about offline games actually being offline games. You weren't ever going to get any of the cloud computing benefits in an offline game anyway. Now you will just have games that specifically tell you "you must be connected…

This should be the example of what not to do in a shootout.

I love that people are up in arms about this but this is almost exactly what Steam has been doing since it's inception and I don't see anybody crying about them. It's been quite the opposite actually. PC players have been saying what MS is doing is why they'll stick with their PC/ Steam games but it's the same thing.…

There has also been a lot of talk about Disney buying the Garden Walk area and turning that into a new park as well. I would love to see a Marvel Park and a Star Wars Park or a combo of both in Anaheim.