Saying something like this:

Saying something like this:

Its not true, just a fake rumor started by someone who didn’t know what he was talking about. I purposefully went offline with my PS4, then installed the disc, and played through half the game.

Its not true, just a fake rumor started by someone who didn’t know what he was talking about. I purposefully went…

Proving Ground being so low on the list, yet such a fantastic game is a damn disgrace. And having that pile of vile trash THPS HD above it is further disgraceful still.

Amazing! I loved all your replies. Couldn’t have put it better myself.

People really that delusional to think just because MS has a crap-ton of money on hand that they’ll undercut the competition? If that was the case, why was the Kinect 1 camera so overpriced? If that was the case, why was the Xbox One so overpriced at launch? Why are Surface Products so overpriced?

The early Smackdown games (first 5) are really easy to get into:

I played a lot of AKI wrestling games on my N64 late last year, and they are not janky at all! However, they are a bit sluggish and the framerate drops during tag team matches. That’s the only real issue, other than low quality audio due to cartridge size restrictions.

Holy shit, this post is so amazing, and I wish I could give you more than one star.

It was starting to be ridiculous back in 2005. Now its just plain sad.

While I’m not defending Mario Kart Tour at all, it looks like complete bunk with all this money-grabbing B.S., I must say that reading, “In A Post-Apple Arcade World” at any point in time, for any reason, makes me feel gross.

Please do not relate the wholesome goodness of waffles to this daft, failure, ignorant troll.

I personally refer to them as, “interlinked backtracking” or, “interlinked” games for short. The term isn’t used in any other way, and it fits the way these games worlds are presented. You start off within individual sections of a much larger world map, and slowly you start gaining new-found access points (usually due…

I still remember my 21 hour completion time for MGS 1 back in 1998. The game is only 5 hours if you skip cut-scenes and know how to play the game properly and can breeze through it quickly.

As a person who loves MGS 1 with such a strong passion, and have completed it over 10 times, while also planning to complete it many more times in the future. I have to say that Twin Snakes sucks in comparison. I haven’t been able to complete the game a single time, its that boring. I’ve tried on a few occasions, both…