Well, you don’t have to wait long, Sedecordle already exists, and has for a bit now:

They still didn’t have the guts to call it Total Warhammer 3, so it’s a 0/10 for me

The funny thing is that the NYT changes to the word list (yes, they did do some minor changes to the word list) doesn’t actually come into effect until puzzle 241 (February 15th), so the last few were always going to be this “hard”

Sidenote: It’s going to be interesting to see who’s playing on the downloaded archive of …

I’m looking forward to patching this and throwing it onto my SNES Mini

For your consideration:

The person who dies in the Long Walk is never the Biotic, it’s the squadmate with the lowest defense score, since the Biotic shields falter for long enough for the Collectors to grab them. She can’t get grabbed if you chose, say, Jacob to be the Biotic person, because she would literally have to be the last person…

The thing I’m most shocked at is how low Miranda is on this “who survived the most” list, considering she cannot be killed unless:
a) You have literally nobody else, and she’s doing a job unfit for her (this is very hard to do);
or, b) You bring in an unloyal Miranda to the final fight against the Human…

This seems like the FC4 DLC where it spawned you on a tower, and asked you to get to the escape zone, but you had a half hour to do it in. I think you got some permanent upgrades as you played it, but it’s been an incredibly hot second since I played FC4 and that DLC. It was a good DLC

Fs in chat. Meme’s dead, gang

But that’s not how it was done in 1 and 2, and as someone who does not engage with RTS games outside of this franchise, it definitely feels weird.

I will fully admit that I’m not terribly far in the Norman campaign, but I was expecting the campaign to be more “build a civilization, send out an army to wipe out other teams” instead of “here’s your army, then you get to build a civilization”, and it’s not quite sitting right with me as someone that was brought up…

As for length of the demo, it ends shortly after you kill the first real EMMI (the broken one is a freebie and doesn’t really count), and leave the EMMI sector the intended way. That door, when entered from either side, will kick you back to the main menu, with the option to take you to the eShop to buy the game, if…

It doesn’t, the demo doesn’t let you save. It’s also pretty short, enough to get you two abilities and use them for a bit. Should take no more than an hour if you’re really slow, less than half an hour on average, so you’re not really missing much by not saving.

The demo does checkpoint though, in case you get caught…

You going on about Backbone made me think I was living in a weird parallel world for a solid minute, since it’s been on Game Pass PC since launch. I didn’t realize console didn’t get it right away. From what I hear, it’s a very good game!

Screw all this Sora talk, put Professor Layton in Smash, you cowards! If Capcom can make Phoenix Wright work in MvC3, you can make Layton equally as unique and fun to play as, Nintendo!

These are fun and fine, let people have fun with their alien space shooter

Counterpoint: The controller is great. I still use mine and have never had any complaints about it

But OlliOlli does exist!

Prior to today, I held the belief that Gjally in it’s unnerfed D1 form would probably have been fine in the current state of D2, we have lots of burst damage options that are probably just as good. This I firmly believe.

Casual reminder that there’s an wonderfully awful chocobo/camel hybrid in Assassin’s Creed Origins as a result of that game’s half of the AC:Or/FFXV crossover