I had to stop playing DoA because the ladies were giving me motion sickness.
I wish that was a joke.

No, because you lack common courtesy AND common sense.

Only a handful of games allow that, and I think it's actually a nice feature. I mean, it's better than forcing the player to hop on the internet and look it up on youtube or gamefaqs— and let't not kid ourselves, most people do. They won't admit it, sure, but most people have looked up how to progress in a certain…

Oh wait it does say Virtual Insanity in the title.

I believe you are wrong sir. They created Tomb Raider as an adventure/puzzle game, then Uncharted came out and is was a third person shooter/adventure game, Then Square Enix told themselves that being creative and generating new complex puzzles for Tomb Raider demanded an effort, and god know they can`t do that, it…

I think it's because in a sea of faces that are of a predominant sort, it's always nice to see a reflection of yourself in it. To ask for diversity within a character pool shouldn't be thought of as a "customization." That reeks of being other. Usually vitriol is projected at a game that seems to overwhelmingly wash it…

The coat hook of London is worthy.

I like Peter Molyneux.
He talks a big talk, too big, and he over-hypes and over-promises and continually under-delivers. But I truly believe he means every word he says. We need more developers like him, ones who want to push boundaries and try new things, things that aren't even possible yet.

Ian Malcolm calls…

This entire thing is incredibly sad. PM is known to over hype his games because he dreams big, often completely disappointing consumers. Trying to catch the orange is the best description I can think of for Peter Molyneux.

By the time the PC version comes out, most strategies and routes will be mapped out, which will hopefully allow me to get a drop on new players while being relatively low-leveled myself.

I want the following guaranteed before I back.

What kind of bears were you expecting?

Dunno, just looks like Skyrim with a bear suit to me with the paws out like that. I think someone could do almost all of this through a Skyrim mod.

It looks like the robot scans three sides of the cubes and starts manipulating it in about 0.8 seconds.

I remember before Halo 3 came out, Bungie had a semi-publicized "Epsilon" stage of development, a sort of closed beta (developers and MS only) that they talked about a lot and shared info about before release. I got a great scam email saying that I got in, which I saved and now present to you! Emphasis added.

Clearly, brevity is NOT the soul of wit in this case.

I think it's because you could see where it was going the moment she started playing with the light. It was "terrifying" in the sense that i was waiting for the jump scare at the end.

Normally I do, but today I was watching Commando while going Commando.

"Atari announced today that they plan to revive RollerCoaster Tycoon, a series of video games in which you invite people to a theme park and figure out how to properly murder them."

Nothing wrong with mobile. I spend half my waking hours playing Threes. But when game publishers dredge up old franchises like Dungeon Keeper and RollerCoaster Tycoon just to bastardize them in an attempt to make a quick buck off microtransactions and other horrendous monetization practices, some rage is most…