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Yes, that’s what makes it - the fact that it’s analogue but also makes it easy to snap it to a direction that’s precisely up, down, left, right, etc. - I can’t tell you how many times I’ve messed up in a video game (looking at you, Rocket League), because I’ve been holding the controller at a slight angle and, when I

I’ve been itching to replay the first two games for a while now and can’t decide whether to dig out my GameCube or play them through Dolphin so I can have them rendered at a higher resolution. I don’t particularly want to play the Wii versions, even though they’re slightly enhanced and with widescreen support, etc.,

I wasn’t aware that existed until just now, so thank you for bringing that to my attention, but also now I’m very sad.

I’m a Wii U owner who already owns most of the games that are being ported and I’m not at all mad that they’re also coming to the Switch - I can play them on the go and multiplayer is going to be more active.

Mario Kart always used to be new too...

“Guns aren’t the problem; the problem is violent video games.”

Repping the anti-gaming side were an author of books that claim violent video games train killers

Yeah, it was leaked pretty hard, just like Black Ops 4 (like I actually thought that had been announced already, then it was announced today).

Haha, yeah, that was a real up is down, black is white, human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria moment.

Yeah, it’s weird as fuck to me. Although actually I missed out on Crash Bandicoot in the ‘90s, just never got around to it, and I’ve just bought the original PSX version on sale on the Playstation Store to play on my PS3. If I ever get around to the remake trilogy it’s good to know I’ll have a choice of platform to

I didn’t really consider it to be a blog aimed at north Americans considering that it’s a website available worldwide discussing movies that have been released worldwide and so, when I wrote a post that used the word cinema in the same context that I would use it in in real life, because that’s how everyone around me,

Same here, so I just went and watched the trailer and what I’ve gathered from it is that you play as an AI maid in a household where the father is abusing the young girl. When this becomes apparent you’re faced with several decisions to make that affect the course of the story.

Just how is domestic violence glorified in this video game?

Right, but what do you call the actual place you go to when you’re going to ‘the movies’? Like if there was a new cinema being built in your town, surely you wouldn’t say ‘Oh look, they’re building a new the movies.’ Or if you wanted to go and see a movie with a friend, your surely your friend wouldn’t say ‘Okay, but

I found this somewhere on the Sony website -

Well, what do you call it?

They’ve all been free trials that have come with games. I don’t really have much use for it because I don’t play much multiplayer on consoles and I only really use the console for exclusives, most of which I’ve bought already. But the idea of an ever-growing library of digital games really appeals to the Steam user in

British. We don’t really use the word ‘movie’ much at all. We watch films at the cinema. We might say we’re going to watch a movie, but we don’t say we’re going to the movies. Plus all the cinemas here use the word ‘cinema’ to describe themselves so that’s what they are. My regular one even has it in the name -

Yeah, I mean I don’t know how many I’ve seen because I haven’t been keeping count, but I’ve seen a few of them, not because I went out of my way to be pretentious and watch all of the Oscar movies, but just because I watch a lot of movies, go to the cinema a lot, and some of the movies I’ve seen in the last year

This game should be released on the PS2. (Remember when David Lynch made a series of PS2 commercials?)