Shocking opinion: I like this game way more than Overwatch.

- The heroes are more flexible in their function so you’re not locked completely into one role. However the card loadouts allow a degree of customization/specialization tweaking in your playstyle that Overwatch does not.

- There’s a sense of progression…

There are a whole bunch of devs on Steam Early Access who have yet to realize this.

What I like about the DS4 is the weightiness of it. The analogue sticks give just the right amount of resistance, the material feels sturdy, and it has just a little bit of heft that makes it sit comfortably in the hand. More than any other controller available right now it just feels good to hold.

The fact that it…

I hate myself for loving this.

Sometimes I thought it looked real, like I was sure it must have been a guy in a suit. But when it looked really fake was when you could get a good look at those backwards knees... it’s so unnatural that it would look fake even if it were real.

The animation was fine, I thought the guy squeezing in one cigar puff before flying was funny. Just an awful choice of music. Who thought butt-rock was a good idea?

That was my impression, too. Seems like there’s something there but it needs to be about 20% faster with 20% less hitpoints on *everything*.

I thought it was on-par with some of the better Godzilla Versus films. They’re always slow-paced and lumbering with most of the action saved for the end.

As much as I love Pacific Rim, I don’t think comparisons to Evangelion do justice to either. One is a goofy celebration of kaiju action, the other is a dark and hard-cutting subversion of it.

At least two of the three look to be industry veterans. The most recognizable thing is Rock Band 2 and Rock Band: The Beatles. Unfortunately I don’t think which games they worked on in the past are always a good indicator of how reliable they are, because what’s really important is whether those games were finished on…

Don’t forget Darkest Dungeon! One of the best games to come out last year IMO.

Broken Age: good game

Only for the better part of two decades.

I don’t know how I feel about using a completely non-interactive experience to prove how far an engine has come along. The engine doesn’t make the artwork. People do. And if you have a lot of people that can focus on making things pretty without worrying about functionality, that works out pretty well.

I took that clutter and added three more layers of clutter just like you wanted, sir!

Seriously, that’s just low. Makes me wonder where their other character designs came from.

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I’ll admit I’ll tap the surrender if we’re only losing by a little bit, IF my team appears to only be interested in skirmishing and not actually playing the objectives. Although the other day I did have two of my teammates try to surrender while we were winning. I don’t even understand why the game gives you that…

I’ve seen a few people say that and I don’t really feel that to be the case. It is pretty focused on 3 multiplayer modes which are all fun and built around variations on the same mechanics.

I really, *really* like this game. It’s the only MOBA I have ever enjoyed playing.