Except, driving above the speed limit is against the law. Tailgating is against the law. Aggressive driving and distracted driving both are against the law. In fact, according to a study done by the Highways’ Agency, a third of all auto accidents are caused by tailgating. Had the driver tailgating been doing anywhere…

I have zero issues with a console developer that producing exclusive content for their product. It is the definition of how Nintendo, Sega, and Sony got their start. They built the games that sold the system and attracted third parties.

Even the 32GB model has difficulty with games like Xenoblade Chronicles X if you bought the eShop version.

No they don’t because they break the fundamental point of the game, which is demonstrating that unscrupulous monopolistic business practices in society suck. The entire point is that to “win” you have to become a horrible jerk to everyone around you. All that those house rules do is turn the game into a 36 hour…

If only they would get rid of the auto-play levels and the levels that troll you because they can. Both of those greatly reduce my enjoyment of the 100 Mario Challenge.

Unfortunately the only thing I know about this game is the press/attention it is getting reminds me way to much of the noise around Fez, Limbo, and other indie “darlings”. I purchased those because of how great and trans-formative they were supposed to be. I discovered that while all of them were okay, none were…

And here I thought the fact that Arkham Knight refused to run properly at all on anything was the DRM protection.

This will eventually be squished by lawyers. The sad thing is that had he just left Super Mario out of it, got someone to make safe artwork, and adjusted the gameplay slightly we might have seen this fully released one day. Shame he had to try to trade on someone else’s property, well intentioned or not.

When I first saw them all I could think was, Jar Jar Binks had children. The world really did end.

I remember finally beating the game, watching the ending (plus secret ending) and just being speechless from the lack of an ending. Looking back on it, the entire second half of that game just feels rushed and half finished. I guess there is more than one reason why the only Playstation era Final Fantasy I love is FF…

I want the Anna Paquin Skywalker figure, that one should be really unique.

There was a reason why I had twice the GameBoy games over the SNES. I managed a decent NES collection, but most were bought from bargain bins during the SNES era. It didn’t bother me much back then because my parents did wisely invest in a Super GameBoy and I had a nice network of friends for borrowing.

I have more faith and trust for a gaming site that is not beholden to a publisher than one that fears losing the good graces of them. That separation is good and part of the reason I follow this site.

Google Play Music is useless for a family. If I purchase music through Google Play, there is no way for my wife to listen to it unless I have her sign into my account (which Google says is a no-no). There is no family plan or even a plan to allow someone legally entitled to everything I own to access it.

Yet the poor Wii U couldn’t even garner this much from Activision, nor could it even get a cheap legacy roster update from EA for the two existing sports games. That is some serious hate towards the console.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles is still the game I think of when I think about what the Wii U could have been, and I still wish Nintendo could convince Square to release an HD version with online multiplayer on the Wii U.

I celebrated by playing the Wii U. The next console to join the Dreamcast in being a great console that was done in too early by many unfortunate circumstances.

One thing that will help, but not entirely stop copycats, is that you cannot modify a downloaded level and then re-upload it. At least that is what multiple sources have stated.

At one level I understand why he was fired. You don’t go and do what you are told specifically not to do. On the other level, if Nintendo was just this open about why they do stuff it would clear a lot of the air.

Earthbound: Beginnings is not for the faint of heart. It is a pure, old school, NES hard, JRPG. It has been interesting to see the origins of a lot of ideas that are found in Earthbound, but I would recommend that someone play the other two first. They are more polished and not quite as brutal as the first one.