This was filmed using Vine - as far as I know that's the only aspect ratio available, so turning it landscape wouldn't have made a difference.

I know it's incredibly unlikely to happen, but if Nintendo games became available on Steam I would become exceptionally poor in a hilariously short amount of time.

There's hidden code in this particular part of the video:

"c Ren3n3 N2Jn3tjHn2"

Any ideas?

N.B. Scarecrow is fucking awesome.

I'm not much of an achievement hunter, but I am pretty proud of this one from Bioshock Infinite:

Got up to level thirteen, which is a bastard.

This looks wonderful - I love claymation (especially Aardman animation, which is just lovely) and I can't wait to play this. Good review!

Not only can it be ignored, the touchscreen turns off if you've selected the TV as your primary playing screen (unlike, say, Super Mario 3D World, where the action is played out on both). In fact, I play Tropical Freeze with my WiiU Pro Controller (as I do for Bayonetta 1 and 2).

They are the last two in this weapon showcase

Haha, I absolutely love the kitten that - as the robot approaches - is all like "NOAP. AMMA GO HIDE BEHIND THE BOX"

Very happy to see The Raid in the list - and what a fight scene you picked as well. But my personal favorite across the two movies is the Rama/Baseball Bat Man/Hammer Girl fight:

There are still 72 days before this starts? Fuck you, time.

Yep - at time of writing, the site hadn't been updated. Got mine pre-ordered.

I totally agree. I'm an ardent Nintendo fan and I am usually quick to defend them, but the exclusion of an AC adapter just doesn't make any sense. Sure, it'll increase the cost of the overall package, but I can't imagine that the difference between the two packages would be enough to put off fans like myself or new…

Very happy that Wolfenstein is on the list.

Very sad that Mario Kart 8 isn't.

Well, I'm guessing this site is a teaser for an imminent (read: this year) release. Also, not sure what's confusing about O:BM being announced considering it's by a completely separate mod team.

I'm not 100% sure, to be honest - but my guess would be that negotiations were opened (whom initiated them, I've no idea), and considering the mod's popularity and scope, Valve gave them their blessing to sell the game on the store.

Eh? When it all started, it was intended as a full remake of the original and to be released with all chapters included. As time went by, it was released freely without Xen and a paid-for release was later announced that would include this content. The team aren't dropping support for the free version, but - as far as…

http://kotaku.com/half-life-is-1…

The article within the article tells you that it's going to be on sale on the Steam store soon. I guess it's technically a donation (which the Black Mesa team have actually never accepted), but Valve are certainly allowing it.

The free version doesn't include Xen or multiplayer lol

I've been following Black Mesa for years (EDIT: Holy shit, a decade) - was one of the lucky few who was able to play it slightly earlier as a Beta Tester. Cannot wait for the full version which I will very happily throw my wallet at.