Shame for them and their janky RPGs with terrible battle systems!

I've already spent the last year mentally preparing myself to not make the same mistake that stopped me from finishing the first game: wasting too much time on the less-interesting sidequests and then being over-levelled for the main "story" quests.

Even the somewhat lukewarm review on Polygon only made me more excited for the game. Particularly since most of the criticisms amounted to "this game has some of the same problems that all massive open-world RPGs do, but we'll actually hold them against this game because it isn't part of our industry-connected hype…

I have purchased this. I will totally play it at some point. I wish I could read this review right now but I want to go in blind when I get there.

Uh, if he's really offering his apartment, there's no question of where "gesture" ends and "actual good" begins. Because it's a good gesture. That is, the act and the symbolism of the act are both worthy, even if Michael Moore just makes you so angry by being a big fat egomaniac.

Thank you for your kind words!

Thanks! I saw that you were my first star on "Descent 1: Paradiso" and I took heart from knowing that a guy who knows more than a thing or two about making great four-level suites was nodding his approval!

Control style B is the objectively correct control style and your family needs to step off.

I've been really bummed to read the reviews of Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash. It sounds like it would still be great fun for four players but that the package is so stripped down there would be very little do to by yourself or with a single partner. Alas. I love Mario sports games (SURPRISE!) and would have liked to see…

This is fair! Hell, it's not too late for Netflix to get a seventh season of 3rd Rock going!

Joseph Gordon-Levitt was one of the core ensemble cast members of Third Rock From the Sun. He's not wanting for an ideal comic vehicle: he already got that out of his way at the start of his career.

I'm in! Oddly, my most played and most starred course is called "Ups and Downs"!

Pity the poor fools who buy those games when they could have had them for free if they had waited until later in the afternoon.

Holy moly, that Kraken-thing! And the multi-armed Golden Idol! And Demise itself!

Thank you for this suggestion!

If you liked Bayonetta, I'd be amazed if you didn't like Wonderful 101. It has a different mechanic for it's beat-em-up play (drawing shapes and forming your huge army of citizens and heroes into big weapons rather than alternating strong and weak attacks), but otherwise it's a very challenging beat-em-up with some…

Haha, no need to feel bad! I've got enough people on my little list that at least *someone* has a new level out every time I want to have some degree of certainty that I'll get to play a good course.

I installed the f.lux app on my PC last week (it filters out blue light from your display at night so that your brain doesn't think it's daytime) and I found that also makes the screen a little gentler on my eyes. Now if only they'd put one out for Android, since I'm never going to regain the ability to be bored for…

I hope you do! I remember in the article they did they said some very positive things about your levels (and, really, pretty much any Gamelogorino-made level that I've played has been pretty sweet), so I'd love to check them out!

Oh, I've already got you on my "following" list, which is pretty short. So I do check in to see if you've made something new once a week or so!