I don't think The Evil Within was bad, but it was certainly uneven.

They meant inside the city, man. The world is their prison.

As someone who sort of grew up during the initial anime fad in the West, I was kind of lucky. I was exposed to things like Lupin III, Record of Lodoss War, Outlaw Star and Cowboy Bebop as a kid. And I used to like anime. I watched a ton of it.

Except he isn't. He was one of the more colorful characters on a cult show and for whatever reason people like him. I have no problems with the guy, he was great in Community, but that doesn't mean he should be cast for everything.

I think what we have to realize is that good or bad, this isn't gonna ruin the Zelda series and if it does ruin it for you then you probably weren't that big of a Zelda fan to begin with :/.

Because not everyone wants a bigger 3DS. It's inconvenient, heavier, and the screen is painfully pixelated. If I can avoid carrying a bunch of large devices in my pockets, I would. Also, it lacks the colorful famicom buttons, and faceplate.

Weak.

Sounds like you're being facetious.

I think Kojima's original plan to have Rising take place between 2 and 4 was abandoned because it painted them into a corner. Certain things HAD to happen, plus you can't really introduce new characters because their absence in 4 would have then become odd.

I played it and got very little from it. The actions as good as any hack and slash but the story is horrendous.

Kinda just made me feel better about skipping this critical Metal Gear

Or maybe, get this, people have played it and found it to be pretty mediocre?

I played the game and I did not like it.

Google the term "Mighty No. 9" and then look at how quickly it got the $900,000 on it's kickstarter. There is enough interest for a 2D sidescroller Mega Man (which are much cheaper to make than full AAA titles) for it to make money. Sometimes companies have tunnel vision.

I haven't played Dead Space 3, but I think what they did with ME3 and DA:I was pretty terrible. First, before someone attacks me with this line, yes they were optional. I get that. But, you buy the whole game and then they sell you content, that is part of the game, for extra money. They are basically finding a…

I don't believe a word of it. There isn't a *huge* difference at all. If this sticks, two years from now, main campaigns will have similar systems, too.

Ah, of course, there's the ol' Capcom I know and hate...I almost didn't recognize you.

I agree. I think you might be the only one who think it's stupid.

Chop Til You Drop is also almost a completely different game...

To do that, i assume they have IR depth camera, gyroscope, camera designed for motion detection, something like that. Not impossible, but it will be better if they have a real demo. (like Google's project Tango)