I gotta go with Panzer Dragoon Saga. I loved this game so much and sold it in a moment of weakness, and I regret it every time I think about it.

Penny-Arcade already did this 13 years ago.

Yeah, I usually just leave it plugged in when I play.

The rechargable Xbox One controller batteries last a hell of a lot longer than the DualShock 4 batteries, too. I pretty much have to plug the DS4 in after using it for 4-6 hours, even with the light on the back set to “dim”. The Xbone controller batteries can last for a week or more of daily use.

Yeah, that cover-to-cover movement reminds me of Splinter Cell: Conviction’s movement, which I really enjoyed.

The best (worst?) graffiti I’ve seen in the beta so far is located in a little out-of-the-way area in the Dark Zone, on top of the rear end of the library. It just says “HEADSHOTS MOTHERFUCKER”. I stood and marveled at that statement for a good 30 seconds. Wish I had thought to get a screenshot.

Short answer: I don’t.

I enjoyed my Vita, but I’ve got some pretty big hands and the thing was never comfortable for me to hold longer than 20-30 minutes at a time before my hands started cramping. I even got a case with DualShock-like grips on it, but between the overall size and the placement and size of the thumbsticks and buttons it was…

I always wanted to see Unbreakable get developed into a TV series. Lots of potential for villain-of-the-week stories and expanding the overall “mythology” of that world.

Agreed wholeheartedly. I got spotted during one of the side-ops early in the game and I was amazed at how well I was able to cope with the crap hitting the fan. Actually, “cope” is the wrong word- I enjoyed the hell out of the ensuing chaos, so much so that I saved a clip.

Agreed. It was like being inside the galaxy’s worst colonoscopy.

The pure flood forms from Halo 3 were extremely weak against covenant plasma rifles. Once I figured that out it made things a lot less frustrating. I was dual-wielding those things as often as I could throughout the “Cortana” level.

Residents of Oklahoma City got a warning, but they essentially only got it once. “The residents had no say in the matter,” David Suisman tells me over the phone. Which is kind of hard to imagine for those of us here in the early 21st century.

I hope they improve the driving physics (JC2's cars drove like cinderblocks with shopping cart wheels on snot) and actually have enough stuff to do to justify all that real estate this time.

The developers of Saints Row made games where you spray people with poop from a septic truck and punch people in the dick. I don't think they feel shame.

Good.

I got this a couple days ago. I enjoy dropping the truth whenever possible.

dat grass

And here I've been using my mouth this whole time like an idiot.

The original GRID: Race Driver from Codemasters had a great cockpit view (although the gameplay itself was pretty arcade-y. Fun, but arcadey). Sadly, Codemasters found that only a very small percentage of players actually used the in-cockpit view and didn't bother with it in GRID 2.