How is this patch any different from, let’s say, patches to Dota 2, Team Fortress, or CS:GO? Those games have all seen significant bug fixes and content additions, but the old reviews are still in place.

This reaction doesn’t seem too strange to me. China has a similar policy in place, except it’s actually enforced by their version of the FCC rather than by individual studios or publishers. If any Chinese individual is caught with illegal drugs, prostitutes, or have otherwise broken the law then they’re immediately…

Well anyone who previously had a Pro account is being provided with a Steam key, so that’s one less thing for them to complain about. I’m not really sure how id is going to handle account migration. I’m guessing they’ll be setting up some sort of process that requires account verification.

I can’t possibly imagine why they wouldn’t have access to other software beyond their own ignorance to its existence.

I’m not sure that many people would recommend BlueStacks anymore because the installer included adware at some point. Genymotion is the most popular, ATM, AFAIK. Droid4X is pretty decent as well, but it isn’t compatible with existing installations of VirtualBox. It automatically uninstalls it for some reason.

Why are people still using FRAPS to record video? There are much better free recording solutions, and they won’t leave that stupid watermark on your video or limit you to a low quality video.

It’s not like Tower of Guns was very random anyway. It consisted of maybe a dozen rooms, a couple dozen enemies, and a dozen gun mods. In terms of the randomization of power-ups and enemies, this game seems to have greater possibilities.

This sounds like everything I wanted Tower of Guns to be. I hope that this is done well.

I recently dusted mine off as well. I found that my memory card had somehow been wiped, so I guess I’ll be starting Grandia 2 again. I never got around to beating Slave Zero either, so I guess I’ll be doing that.

It looks pretty fun. I regret not signing up for their sweepstakes now.

That’s a fair point. I paid about $60 for my Razer Naga and I’m probably going to be spending $100+ on a mechanical keyboard once I get tired of putting up with my shitty scissor switch one.

There’s tons of holidays, but only one “holiday season”. It basically means December or January.

I’m totally down for a more diverse gaming landscape. Getting different voices will probably strengthen the industry as a whole. As to the game itself, I’m going to reserve my judgement until I actually play it.

It’s a decent show. I think that the “must watch” status has more to do with nostalgia because it was on American TV in the 90’s, but it’s a solid show. The animation is obviously pretty outdated, and some of the English VA’s in the dub can be annoying, but if you can get around that then I think it’s a really…

exorbitant memory card prices

Oh, absolutely. If Nintendo chooses to issue a C&D then use the ideas laid forth by this project then they’re within their rights.

They were leading 48-0 before halftime and they still felt the need to squeeze in one more possession? Unless their defense went to sleep in the second half I can’t imagine that Delta would’ve made a comeback. I guess EMCC really wanted to grind Delta into dust.

I think he’s more concerned with Nintendo issuing a C&D and then creating an official Zelda Maker at full retail price. Honestly though, if well made, then I wouldn’t be opposed to it.

You see, when that happens to me I just get depressed because I’ve probably never had an original thought in my life. The hive mind is real.

I’d imagine that a LoZ Maker would get the same time of people as Mario Maker. Half the levels would be exceedingly difficult because apparently impossible to win = fun, a quarter would be troll levels, an eighth would be ridiculously easy, and the final eighth would consist of honest attempts at good level design…