They really are feats of quality. I honestly can't recall any major glitches in a Nintendo game vs all the times I've clipped through walls, got stuck in a wall, froze, and everything else you can think of in other games.

They'll probably be like trials on 360. It told you "you've unlocked an achievement, buy the full game to keep the gamerscore!"

Except that's the most BS excuse ever. They don't want EAs subscription because it competes against their PS+ and PS Now. Not because they "want the most value."

I like to think of Chess as public domain. Much like other classic board games, and even literary creations (Dracula, Frankenstien, etc.)

Same here. I played at launch and it was a mess. I've been waiting for the XB1 version and hopefully they release the heists soon!

this is the video that has been going around that essentially has all the facts about this incident

Just one flavor?! How did you do it? Haha

Last time I checked we had a court system to determine the punishment of felons, not just "shoot 'em dead."

Yeah there's a few ps1 games (the names are escaping me) that I really enjoyed as a kid and I rediscovered them way later and realized they weren't very good. That's good that you enjoyed them, I didn't mean to take away from that.

There's a couple games I'm nostalgic for, but these games look terrible.

That picture with all those 3ds boxes is insane. How much money would all that be worth? Assuming they actually bought all of those at launch.

I personally don't know what a bit coin really is. Everyone who has tried explaining it to me hasn't done a very good job. So can you explain in laymans terms? Like what is it exactly? How can it be exchanged for physical things? What does mining actually mean in this situation?

I'm... I'm so sorry.

Well the toy box game mode is essential littlebigplanet creation mode where you can just mess around and create anything, but with Disney characters. The real game has levels tied to specific characters (Marvel NYC, Pirates, Monsters Inc) and you just do missions.

Which guy?

It sort of compromises the writers integrity though.

Nathan, I'm ashamed.