Yes, on the bottom.

Here’s the big question though: if streaming becomes the new normal, then what do we need consoles for? I can stream from my computer, my phone, my Roku; there’s no need for me to buy a new $300+ piece of hardware.

AKB48 had a popular idol with a very public ear and bicep fetish. If idol otaku can put up with this level of weird shit then I think they can handle something as innocuous and ubiquitous as someone liking Pokemon.

I’m just glad they’re re-releasing Gamecube controllers. I passed last time and in the period since then the price has skyrocketed and my OG Gamecube controllers have broken. I’ll probably be buying 4.

There are so many Samurai games recently. Nioh, Nioh 2, this, and the FromSoftware game. I love it. Now I just need an Onimusha reboot.

This isn’t really that weird of a game. I’ve been playing Jump crossovers since Jump Super on the DS, but J-Stars Victory Vs. actually received a western release on the Vita, PS3, and PS4. It just seems like nobody noticed it.

I’m doing my best.

Personally, I loved Smash Tour; it was probably my most played mode in small groups. I think Smash Tour would be a welcome edition in Smash 5; in fact, I want them to expand it - more mini-games, more powerups, more random events, more boards.

Assuming this is an archivist and not a hoarder, the reason for not releasing their collection might not be that petty. There are loads of dark archives (games or otherwise.) The idea is that these archives stay dark until they are prepared for public release; preparation often includes extensive cataloging,…

Meh, if we’re limited to model and texture swaps then I’m not really interested. It’s the least interesting and lowest effort type of mod support a game can have. Once they add support for custom monsters, levels, etc., that’s when it becomes worthwhile.

He took a photo of a dozen mushrooms which he randomly found in a forest, (not cultivated,) said he was going to eat them alone in his room, and for some reason the officer thought this was going to be the biggest bust of his career. Is this a joke?

Are we talking 2600? I’ve played Pac-Man on the 2600 and if it’s not in the top 5 worst ports of all time they certainly should be. Atari shat that game out and everyone was like “fuck me sideways, I’ll play games in arcades for the next 13 years.”

I wouldn’t buy it at this price since it doesn’t do what I need it to, but it does more than a Steam Link. It runs Linux and can thus run native Linux programs. It’s more like a Steam Machine than a Steam Link. It’s just a cheap, low-budget gaming PC with a neat case.

As someone who played through the game when it came out, there was nothing sexy about this or any other level. It goes well beyond sexiness and into grotesqueness due to its gratuitous nature.

Honestly, Pyromancer is the correct choice of class like 3/4 of the time. Highest stats with lowest level + Pyromancy. Unless you’re going for a very specific build which doesn’t benefits from those stats it’s a no-brainer.

Fucking Christ, Apple is shit. They might as well publish on Cydia because God knows Apple won’t be approving them anytime soon.

I liked Robin Hobb’s Farseer Trilogy. Not much “happens,” but her character building is second to none. By the end of the first book I was thoroughly invested in Fitz’ life.

Wasn’t that the basis of my entire comment? I was just pointing out that it wasn’t a 1:1 comparison, and the example that you gave was actually more heinous than the possibility which OP presented because the RE7 purchase comes with the explicit knowledge that the license expires after 180 days.

The closing of the Wii Shop Channel is more egregious given that purchases on the Wii licenses are offered in perpetuity and are not rentals in nature. As such, I think it has little to do with the matter at hand and makes a poor comparison; if Capcom closed the Resident Evil 7 cloud service few people would be…

Yes, absolutely. If you have a PS4 or Windows PC I recommend trying the Playstation Now fee trial. There’s a lot of great games there, but due to the latency, even during off-hours and on a gigabit connection, it’s still a sub-par experience.