There are no small injustices.

Man, I have such high expectations from Bungie that everytime they show Destiny off it just looks really underwhelming.

Story is the weakest part of the MGS series???? Lol everyone complained that the games had TOO much story for them to handle. Who the f wrote this? lol

Title: Game Over: How Nintendo Zapped an American Industry, Captured Your Dollars, and Enslaved Your Children

Oof. Those designs are rough. The way that they're so top heavy just seems weird.

it's not a waste to port something good to handhelds

I can assure you, despite what you seem to have deluded yourself into believing, typing a few words to a person on the internet does not entail "giving a shit". More so, the annoying thing has nothing to do with actual video games or whatever the fuck.
The thing that's annoying is that PC gamers largely seem to tie…

Oh, fuck off.

I disagree. The game itself is very overrated. Considering the part when Cloud breaks down and cries in the game, I think this is an accurate representation of the game. It's a game about a loser who stole the identity of his friend after he died and proceeded to steal his girlfriend and never actually was a 1st Class…

Skullgirls, Divekick, and Persona 4 Arena are MIA from the list so far.

Should have replaced Killer Instinct with Skullgirls.

And that's always the best place to derive your opinions from; ignorance.

Have you played it? It's actually pretty good as far as fighting games go. Want a bad fighting game, look no further than Injustice or MK9. Those two are bad jokes.

In all fairness, Nintendo rarely uses public events like this for big announcements anymore. So it's not like it was entirely unexpected. The fact they bothered to show up at all is more surprising.

Lord knows how you got the impression that this game's a remake.

Another hypersensitive comment. I can read this site like a book.

No no. We've seen a Serge of complaints.

Yes I remember that, and I loved it. The changes only made things worse from that point on.

"Both Metal Gear Solid and Splinter Cell involved a lot of sneaking, but you were doing so while looking over your character's shoulder. That opened up your field of vision a lot compared to a first-person game"