You don’t even have to find them. You can buy Lone Wolf on Steam or the app store as an interactive app and it’s supposed to be super good!

Who’s in the video doing the let’s play of it? Or is that the director’s commentary? I really need to do that...

Yeah that makes no sense. There are plenty of cringey examples of dialog(of which none I would change, teenagers say dumb cringey shit all the time, we all did) that would work as an example, but this one they’re clearly self aware and being over the top bad on purpose. The other main character even reacts cringily…

Sorry guys, I’m going to have to go with the YouPorn Plex. Joey Ryan forever! The haters can Suck It.

Of course it’s easy! You’d imagine common sense with a minor experience with F2P games would be enough, but allow me to show you some good reads. There’s an excellent no-bias analysis and breakdown on Supercell’s recent F2P(P2W) smash hit Clash Royale.

You can take my word, and the entire mobile industry’s while you’re at it. Look into Nexon, Tencent, or Supercell. It should make for interesting reading.

They are a little guilty of applying amoral proven psychological tactics to manipulate their player base and destroying the spirit of video games in the process.

Easily one of the best films of all time.

“But you get ONE movie where the male character with the most screen time is a doofus and all hell breaks loose.”

There’s even the indie front delivering deep thought emotional experiences like Gone Home or Sunset that many men and women I know absolutely adore. We’re not just saving the princess anymore, open your eyes and look deeper into what the gaming world has to offer. You’d be surprised as to just how expansive it all is!

I’m surprised that all of us here at Gawker didn’t just do the same thing I did and use some bullshit burner to make a Pokemon Club account so we don’t have to use our Google accounts. Why would anybody in the world give Nintendo or its affiliates access to their gmail account? They’re like toddlers when it comes to…

Hey, I did say “Manga aside.” I’m about halfway through and as per tradition it is the best format to experience the story with. Gantz is so suited for animation, though, so it’s extra sad to see it done so poorly. It reminds me of the treatment of BLAME! which is also getting a CG film produced as we speak. Maybe…

Definitely check out the original comics it was based on. They’re incredibly fucked up in all of the right ways. Makes me wish we got a true rated-R take on the property.

The movies are surprisingly -alright- given how rough the anime itself and its pacing were. Manga aside, there’s no real good way to “watch” Gantz. Lots of questions that go unanswered. Once the initial intrigue ends, Gantz just spins its wheels in place seemingly forever, the pacing of the fights make less sense than…

You can cool it on taking every example to the extremes, because the way you’re reading these responses and the article isn’t what anybody actually means or is saying. Much like how that shareholder isn’t looking to “fan out,” I didn’t say that he was looking for access to any information that hasn’t already been…

For whatever problems Zeno Clash has, it’s beyond worth it just to experience the twists and reveals that go down in 2. Not like anything else out there, period. The visuals and everything about the characters themselves feels like some sort of lost Jim Henson passion project.

I’ve been gaming since the early 80s as well and I LOVE this throwback to the awkward early 3D years. Devil Daggers in particular emulated that Quake 1 era look and feel so well. There’s a very specific charm to it. And unlike easy to shit out 2D throwback titles of which a million come out in a single day, these are…

He didn’t say he wanted to just fan out about games. In the beginning of the article we’re met with a quote from another shareholder asking why they bring up video games at all, because he doesn’t “get” them. Those guys are specifically interested in Nintendo’s organization, share prices, and financial reports. Done.…

Whoah you should TOTALLY buy your kids a copy of the book. I can’t speak for the film, but when I was 10 I loved the absolute crap out of the story. It’s a very special kids book that is not like anything else they’ll read. Truly wonderful. Every kid wants to know where dreams come from....

I know...I know how much of a nuisance I am. I am ashamed even when a child sees me smoking from any distance. I cross streets and do my best to never walk in front of a person when smoking. Some of us are only wanting to destroy ourselves for miniscule pleasure, and don’t want to hurt or bother anybody else.