I kickstarted this sucker a while back and I'm just as excited for it now as I was at the time. Zeboyd has consistently produced quality games and this is shaping up to be another shining example.

It'd be so cool to walk around a city you designed even if it's just as an ordinary civilian.

I also suck at video games, so there's that.

Check out Demon's Crest. It's a spin-off of Ghouls n Ghosts and even the intro boss is hard as nails.

A text-base adventure game FF7 would be kind of interesting TBH.

That's because what you linked is LAYWOO-D3. It looks like wood because it is literally recycled wood.

Marble and wood each have an aesthetic appeal which would be difficult, if not impossible, to recreate using 3d printing technology.

Why would you want to though? Why not use GIMP or something?

Smash Bros.

Graffiti, as an art form, is really cool, though that doesn't make vandalizing someone's property any more moral or legal. Some of the stuff that people put out is really damn creative.

The Steam Marketplace is a volatile market like any other. Stock is one such volatile market, and it also deals in non-physical merchandise, and the stakes are much higher there.

lol wut. You think that real world money's value isn't volatile. A $50 bill will always be worth $50, but relative to other nations' currency it could apperciate or depreciate in value.

I fucking love that game. It has a lot of depth for a browser game.

This is one of the two games I've been excited for in 12 months. Just Cause 2 was so good, and even if the game doesn't look as pretty as the screenshots, it's going to take convince me not to buy this game.

They have the value which we believe it has. A $50 bill isn't intrinsically worth anything either.

She's a sailor from the moon after all.

IDK. If the kid doesn't have a mental disorder then he is Dick Overlord.

2 halo titles on steam

I wish I could grind the shit that I have no use for: 4 copies of The Ship and a plethora of shitty discounts for games I already own.