Pretty sure I've got the high score on that one.

You know, if you suspend any sort of common sense at all, it's not so bad. I had fun watching it, in spite of all the obvious stupid crap.

I'll be interested to see how the gameplay and stat-building work out. I feel like ME3 got all of the gameplay stuff just right: gear wasn't too convoluted, choosing abilities was good times, all was well in my book.

Mmmm, Final Fantasy IV.

So, this may be a bit premature, but who’s up for joining me in conquering all 100 floors of the floating castle of Aincrad?

It's pretty darn nice, but I have to give the award to the Wonder Woman redo.

It was a poor attempt at humor on the inconsistency of dating notation around the world.

I think you mean Feb. 11, 2014.

Still plenty of time to go on the Superhot Kickstarter campaign! Worth a look!

While likely a true statement, I can say I didn't know about the contention over it. That's interesting.

Nope. It did have a battle mode, but it wasn't Tournament Fighters; that was its own special snowflake on way too many consoles for the time: SNES, Genesis and even NES.

It seems an absurd amount of money for a rhythm game.

They do! It's just more fun to do it with a pencil and paper. I, for one, am not at all fond of drawing on my iPad; I tend to fatfinger everything. But the option exists.

That was totally the last Loot Crate theme.

But is there a Crunchy Roll app?!

I want a game like this, but I want it to be less 16-bit, first-person and on the Rift.

Well, I'm pretty excited. Always up for a new game in this genre, and mixing it with the Powerpuff Girls just makes it way more awesome.

This is as it was told to me by a Spanish teacher years ago:

Totally just installed Uplink onto my new laptop yesterday. There's something about a laptop, to me, that just requires games about hacking. So, Uplink and those Hacker Evolution games that are on Steam. I suppose this one, soon.

This is definitely the first I've heard of it. Fingers crossed that it gets some funding.