I still think that Dark Legacy is the best Gauntlet game. I liked the N64/PSX/Arcade game as well, but it felt like it was constantly trying to get me to put in more credits.

Japanese television is also crammed with text, too, to underscore what people are saying in real-time with various different fonts—certainly useful for the hearing impaired among us.

It looks interesting. A bit more round than other mice I’ve used. Have reviews for it started coming out yet?

I didn’t have a problem with my standard 3-button Dell mouse which I used for years, but now that I’ve switched to a Razer Naga I find using regular mice on other computers to be a real drag. It’s not that gaming mice are a necessity, but it’s certainly a convenience. Both the accuracy and extra buttons are extremely…

I don’t really like these free gift card deals. I mean, sure I’m getting money back, but I have to spend it at Target, which I almost never shop at. I’d rather do a mail-in rebate or something over getting a Target card. Maybe you can use the Target card to buy a much more useful Amazon or Visa card.

I don’t really like these free gift card deals. I mean, sure I’m getting money back, but I have to spend it at…

“Those of us” doesn’t say anything about me. The “us” in this case could mean users on this site or the population at large. Your choice. I don’t listen to Chris Brown’s music, but that’s just because I don’t like it. I’m fairly certain that if I did like it then I’d listen to it.

You can give Kainy a try, though it’s definitely not ideal. It’s several steps above TeamViewer, but nowhere near as good as Nvidia’s Gamestream tech.

I think you might’ve imagined it. I’ve been monitoring /r/gamedeals for PS TV sales, and the $60 bundle is the cheapest I’ve seen, other than the console alone, which is $20 at Best Buy.

Where’s the $40 bundle? I saw a bundle with a DualShock 3, 8GB memory card, and Lego Movie video game for $60.

I could see it as long as Cloud and his bike were properly stylized and proportionally sized.

kotaku has its political focuses and will straight up work to destroy a developer if its not approved on kotaku’s politcal axis.

It isn’t just Penny Arcade’s opinion that’s changed. Public opinion is a pendulum, as is industry response. Gaming media was stroking developers massive hard-ons and the public got tired of it and demanded harsher critics. Now we have harsh critics and the public thinks that we’re too harsh so they demand more gentle…

They have an IRL repellent for women. Ask any middle school student from the early 2000s to present how that Axe body spray is working for them.

Is Vin Diesel still funding the series out of pocket?

I’d argue that this show is more perverse than Pillow Boys. In that show you knew that there was a semi-erotic notion to it. The very name of the show implies it. With this show it’s a thinly veiled method of seeing anime girls straining and demonstrating their flexibility. The only thing people are working out while…

Basically push-up position, except instead of holding yourself up with your hands, you hold yourself up with your forearms and keep your back and hips straight (don’t sag or present your butt). The idea is that you’re using your abdominal muscles to maintain a straight back. It can feel pretty intense if you’re not…

anyone who has a collection of PS3 games has a console to play them on.

What is their incentive for doing that? Making their customers happy? Shit, they already bought the console.

It’s called a raid, but it’s basically just big monsters which you summon at certain locations. They can be quite hard and are nearly impossible to defeat on your own without exploiting a bug or having an army of pet dinos.

A KFC buffet sounds like the third circle of hell.