If the Vanilla model isn't a paid skin, I feel like they've missed an opportunity. Bonus points if it actually adds the night elf bound to the character's idle animation.

I forgive you.

As far as I know, no one died, was swatted, or was otherwise threatened over this dress. I call that a win.

Unfortunately, Windows 11 will also be one of the bad ones in the cycle, so no one will actually use that feature until Windows 12.

Maaan, this means I'm going to be waiting even longer for Kingdom Hearts 3, doesn't it?

Darksiders: Dark Rider — Ride for 100 miles. — 0.9%

Fuuka is true choice.

I swear, sometimes I feel like the only one who likes Twilight Town. It's long, yeah, but as someone who had no idea it was coming (even having played KH1 and COM to death), it was MINDBLOWING to me at the time that I would start playing as someone other than Sora.

This game? This is the kind of game that would make me buy a Vita.

I thought this said game of the year for a second, and I was really excited that I was the game of the year.

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I hope you like it, and hey, if you don't, I've enjoyed having a controller hooked up to my PC for a lot more than just Dark Souls, even if that's what started it.

DSFix is the mod that was taken down. KB+M means keyboard and mouse.

Sure. The backlash I'm talking about is from the fans of Dark Souls 1 and Demon's Souls who insist that Dark Souls 2 is a bad game, though.

True, but the vitriolic hate bandwagon some games get really gets under my skin some of the time.

Dark Souls 2 near the top of the list, right where it belongs. So much backlash on that game... So much.

That version is effectively unplayable without DSFix, and, as far as I'm concerned, a controller. I mean, I get that people have technically played it with KB+M... But why would anyone WANT to?

You know what? I'm excited to see what this is. It's bizarre, it's out of nowhere, and it makes Telltale seem increasingly overworked, but it's something completely different and unexpected, and I want to see what they can come up with. There's no guarantee it'll be good, but I'm going to stay cautiously optimistic.

You're not wrong about that. I wound up making Co-Op specific characters with a friend we only played together (once I'd beaten the game solo-no-summons once), and found it to be a blast that way, but Soul Memory does suck.

I couldn't disagree more. Playing on PC, so no comment on the console version, but that game was astoundingly good, and while it isn't as good a game as the first one, I sure enjoyed it a lot more for one reason: Functional co-op with friends. Done. Game of the year.