well, I don't give two shits about what you think.

Yea, T500RS on the PC all the way, all the time. Completely worth the expense of buying it and the effort of latching it onto the desk each time I want to use it.

Yeah, that might very well be the case. I was just rationalizing what 500k meant on a US Federal level budget (ie. not much). That said, even if he's off by a thousandfold, it still means 1,500 people could be on mars with the war's money.

Not particularly expensive, given the enormity of the task. According to this (https://www.nationalpriorities.org/cost-of/) it costs about as much as three minutes of war in Afghanistan. Which means humans could have shipped one and a half million people to Mars using that war's budget so far.

spaceship blows up boss flies away at about 3:55.

why were they trying to kill him, tho? Considering pac eats pellets by simply moving over them, and that llabyrinths start out fully loaded (thus undisturbed by pac) and with ghosts living in the middle, it's safe to say pac is the invader, coming in to eat all of the ghosts' pellets and fruit. And then move on to…

Ooh, so it's an inferior quality, overpriced piece of hardware coming from a company with a dubious track record... What's not to like about it?

while I really like the x360 controller for third-person action games and arcade racers, I have to ask... If they're using it to aim, why the hell are they not using a mouse instead? It's much faster, far more precise (there's a reason why console fps have aim assist), cheaper and far more common as far as…

How does it compare to industry leaders like the G27 and T500RS, tho?

Considering the character was named after Zelda Fitzgerald (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zelda_Fit…) I think you might be able to find a strategy to make it work.

the skyward sword one... So bittersweet :'(

Ahh Secret of Evermore. Was one of my favorite SNES RPGs, just under Chrono Trigger. There was something about it which made it more memorable to me than other classics such as Secret of Mana and FFVI, both of which I also played and liked very much back then.

meh, the t500 rs is more interesting than the g27, imo. also, there's that pneumatic vest type of thing that bumps the player locationally if hit in an fps-type game.. Would help with the ultimate vr

remember who?

To be fair, if you think it's more translating a face into the game's style, rather than trying to reproduce it identically, most of these look pretty good. The exceptions would be Jennifer Lawrence and Richard Eisenbeis, of course.

yup! Awesome game. Moar plz!

you know what, this just left me wishing for an update to Mario strikers... It was a fun little game, great for local multiplayer (which is my favorite type of multiplayer), and would work great as a downloadable title that could be expanded with extra character and stage dlc...

I've only ever played one of the DW games, years ago. Still, it's strange to me that the series, given the elements already present (battling armies with hundreds of goons on wide open maps, led by super strong heroes) hasn't evolved to incorporate elements from tower defense and/or MOBA games to make gameplay more…

so nice of them to hire van gogh to take part as a concept artist in their research

lots of wasted money, but "bleeding the country dry" is really a stretch. Our politicians are experts at wasting money, and they'll routinely waste the few billions that went into the world cup with all manner of other trivial things.