The similarities to RDR was one of the things that immediately jumped out at me, and pretty much hooked me to the game immediately. The horses unfortunately are not on the same level of usability as RDR, but it's acceptable enough.

Taking a break from The Witcher 3 and have finally gotten into a good groove with Arkham Knight. I've come to the conclusion the batmobile is unfairly criticised by most people, as it really isn't that bad once you get used to it. I sort of like having an extra distraction if I get tired of standard gameplay. The key…

You know after all these years and playing countless hours of Skyrim, I've never gotten to play either DLC. I always end up giving up on characters and starting over, or overloading the game with mods and breaking my saves. One day perhaps. ..

Ff12 really does look great in HD on PC. It's the closest to a HD remake we're likely to get in a long time.

The future stuff was great in the first three games (Brotherhood being the third) and seemed to be potentially building to something pretty cool.
It definitely has been getting worse each new entry though, and now thay Desmonds story is done it feels even more pointless.

I had similar issues trying to get into The Witcher 2, I found it just that little bit clunky that I couldnt justify putting in more time to get into it.
Witcher 3 has been a vastly improved experience, it doesn't feel drastically different to Witcher 2, but immediately it felt good to play and drew me in so I was…

My favourite is his expression when he's sidling across edges. The expressiveness is a huge part of Wind Wakers charm, and you can tell the developers really tried hard to give the game life and personality to sell people on its drastically different art style to Majoras and Ocarina.

Fair enough then, I guess it just comes off as a snide insult from an outsiders mind.

This is why religion is extremely dangerous in the minds of stupid people who are scarily easily manipulated.

Definitely closer to Star Wars, trust me when the new movie gets closer to release the crazy fandom will emerge from its deep slumber and you'll really wish it was more Billy Jack, and this is speaking from someone who could very well describe himself as part of that fandom.

Won't say too much (because why would you care?), but you may surprise yourself when you discover they're actually quite good, though the earlier books are much more childlike in their narratives and prose.

I find it really lame that they use the term TOS when referring to this site, and commenters here sometimes do it as well. I wasn't a big user of the site back in the glory days, but it just seems so pathetically petty to not even want to type out each others name.

I was disappointed with the final season overall, but I absolutely hated the final episode, so much so that I swore off ever rewatching the show that I loved so much in S1 & 2. Thinking back now, and reading your review I can't really recall what it was that I was so disappointed with, but I'm usually pretty forgiving…

The laughter at the end makes this whole sequence for me. This might have been my favourite episode of Season 1.

That you touch yourself at night.

Please don't judge all of Australia on that douchebag, there are dozens of us who hate him as well, dozens!

Releasing Gamecube games, with the ability to upscale to 1080p would be the best thing Nintendo could do to leave the Wii U with a more respectable legacy. Or imagine they released Super Smash Bros Melee with an online component, that would honestly be a system seller to a lot of people.

I think they gave Mario a great deal of personality in Super Mario 64. I particularly enjoyed the fact that he falls asleep if you stop controlling him for a few minutes.

Wait people don't like Maya Rudolph? Since when?

"We're twins"