My cousin got this game, and was showing it to me, and the whole time all I could think is that it reminded me of the Adventure Time episode "All the Little People".

It really does make sense, especially for the Wii U. Might be a bit harder on the 3DS just due to hardware, but not positive on that, the mobile phone version of Minecraft is looking pretty sharp these days.

A co-op focused action RPG. Fun puzzles, a la Four Swords, and fun combat. Throw in a "dungeon master mode" for someone on the Gamepad to provide the challenges. This just seems like a great use for the Gamepad, and it's sad that the only game that's done something even somewhat like it is ZombiU. Basically, something…

What brand of laptop is it?

Many of which I can get on my PC.

That's the way I have it right now. Picked up a Wii U and love it, have my gaming PC for all the other fancy stuff. Wii U will definitely have the largest proportion of exclusive games that just can't quite be matched (though, admittedly, that's pretty much all it has).

Previous Sims games had ways to cheat death, assuming you had a loved one or something to bargain with death for the deceased. Wasn't 100%, though. I think there were other ways as well, otherwise, more reason to not be single I guess.

Still waiting for something like this to be made for Wii U, with local multiplayer...

I don't care about getting everything, there's some really goofy additions to the Sims that change break things a bit too much, but there are features that they dole out piecemeal.

While part of me wants to play The Sims again, another part recognizes that I'll never want to invest in the piles of expansions and DLC they'll release for the game to keep things interesting (and bring back features that should have been standard).

Read headline, thought of this song:

Depends on if more games will support the GC controllers for me. I'll still want pro controllers for things like Mario Kart, 3D World, etc just because I prefer it over using the Wiimote + Nunchuck or whatever other options they have.

Crashmo ($6) | 3DS eShop

Why did they stop putting (Deals) in the title? I mean, I figure it out either way because, as you say, the titles wouldn't make any sense otherwise, but it's just an extra step whereas before I could just scroll down and see "Deals" to know I wanted to take a look.

Needs to be "a new game for Wii U".

I'm glad we finally get the ability to alter the body type of the sims. No more homogeneous body structure communities, and the ability to have them look more like you (or whoever you want them to look like).

They've said that there will be no always-online requirement. I'm sure they'll have silly social features built in, though, like Sims 3 already has.

Chunky uses path tracing for its rendering. Basically, the renderer calculates different rays that go from the camera into the scene and calculates the path of the ray as it bounces around the scene. It makes for a very powerful system when dealing with complex lighting that reflects multiple times. The problem is the…

Yeah, the team that's done the FFIII-IV remakes and Bravely Default has done well, I've liked everything they've put out. I'm not sure I'd want FFVI done in that art style, though.

As much as I really, really want an FFVI remake with shiny new graphics, I'm always afraid that the Square of today would mess it up somehow.