Glad I got this cheap and have been sitting on it for a bit. Seems like it’ll be a far better game when I finally boot it up.

They claim with the recent addition of the PvE mode in multiplayer that their numbers jumped something like five fold. I personally haven’t jumped back in because I’m knee deep in Horizon Zero Dawn AND my buddies always wanna play Killing Floor 2, but I’m planning on jumping back in at some point. I loved their horde…

Except I never said I liked their games or ARPGs, for that matter. But I’m capable of respecting what they do, whereas it seems you simply don’t like their preferred genre.

So they’ve grown and developed better titles as they kept working. Okay... Is that not a good thing? You could hold a lot of developers’ first titles against them, but you generally don’t because it’s unfair to their actual track record.

Well it sounds to me like you just don’t like the type of games they make, which has nothing to do with their quality. All their games are basically ARPGs, with Enslaved being a bit more of a platformer. To hold that against them when it’s a personal preference seems unfair, no?

Which of their games is short with poor mechanics? DMC and Enslaved were both lengthy titles, with multiple difficulty levels for added replay, and were both quite polished affairs.

I love this business practice. It’s so pro-consumer. By revealing their AAA title has microtransactions in it, it instantly saves me $60. It’s amazing. Thanks, WB.

I would have if I knew they unlocked such important game content for the new game. :(

Note to developers: warn people. My goodness. It’s not hard.

That one from Darrel was a gut punch. I come to these articles to laugh, not get socked in the feels.

You recognized a building you’ve never seen? How? Lol.

I, too, feel I will finally crack the toys-as-DLC glass when it comes to the new Metroid game and it’s Amiibo content. I’ve avoided some VERY close calls with series like Skylanders and Disney Infinity, but that Metroid game looks so good and I’m going to want the added content. Unggggh.

I knew which part you meant. I’m just saying I never realized.

Gus Gus was the runt of his litter. He was the tiniest lil dude around. He was so adorably small he could barely move around in his hamster ball, ‘cause he didn’t have the body weight to move it.

I had a pet mouse in college. I would squee my pants if he had a cute lil backpack and scarf to wear. RIP Gus Gus.

Since when can practice dummies talk?

Huh. I didn’t realize that was supposed to be Austin.

Your argument for “it may not be in Seattle” is because the brief trailer we got she happens to be inside a building? Lol.

As a long time HoTS player, Blizzard fundamentally destroying a beloved character does not surprise me at all.