If you sell a game and allow people to play it, it’s released. This entire “Early Access” nonsense doesn’t mean anything. Most of these games never even make it to a released state; they just sit in “Early Access” until the end of time.

You’re so cool. 

I’ve seen quite a few complaints on the reveal that it’s not just BG1+2 with better graphics, but honestly, I don’t think it should be. Real-time with pause is a combat system that works well with something like the 2nd Ed ruleset, where most low-to-mid-level combat turns are “I attack” and only once in a while did…

It amazes me that Nintendo continues to not understand the internet.

Always thought Blue Dragon was so underrated.

I loved this game. This and Blue Dragon were the two reasons I bought a 360 back in the day. I really wish we’d see a proper remaster of these. Especially Blue Dragon. Blue Dragon in combat with a full party with all the shadows out had some serious framerate problems. Putting it onto modern systems (or dare I hope…

Be rich so you can afford all the legos.

Great if you have a lot of space and money to fuel your hobby. 

I have to say, if it was reasonably priced (which, to be honest, I’m not sure what that even is, maybe 5 a month for a single game?) I would be all over this. These kinds of games interest me, but there is no way I’m paying for all the DLC. The only reason I play Stellaris is because I bought it and all DLCs as they…

It’s an indie game.  I doubt it would cost Lego millions for this one.

The only thing I’d change about this if it got to set was scaling it such that the goose could have a little bit of articulation.

“Could” is a strong word. There are tons of great sets on that site that use existing IPs that will never actually get made. The rights just cost too much.

Great looking set, I cast my vote, I hope it gets made. Ideas has put out some of my favorite sets in the last few years, in particular, the Saturn V was one of my all time favorite builds. Also, Voltron, something I never thought we’d see in an official capacity, and yet we got it, and it was great, thank you Lego…

So, Tencent is essentially becoming the Disney of the video game industry.

I don’t like contributing to the growth of massive companies that aren’t offering something new or unique to the consumer.  It rings of the same heartlessness of Private Equity.  

Jello Salad is popular with Mormons.

That’s what happens when a cult runs a state. 

Don’t you have to pay for the use of Home?

well, here are the new ways to get all the added pokemon:

You’d prefer they held release back another half year to make the biggest game in the series even bigger?