nullDC is a really good Dreamcast emulator. When people say its not, its usually one of three things. They either try to run it on a Walmart laptop with no dedicated GPU, they don’t take the time to configure it, OR they are trying to emulate games on their phone.

Not to mention an R4 clone that does the same stuff as an R4

And even when Telltale tries to do a character choice, the character you chose just ends up dying in the next episode anyway.

I do...which is why I now have one of these....

The only thing that’s really cost me a lot of money is buying runestones, if that’s your thing. You’ll find a vendor in one of the cities that sells some really nice ones.

Yeah. I'm level 11 with 5k. So far I've had all the mats to upgrade armor whenever I get new diagrams. I think about 90% of my money is spent on repairs

Save it for greater enhancement runes and the more expensive upgrade materials for witcher gear. You’ll thank me later.

The explanation is “Japan”. Whether it’s anime or games, 18 year old girls look 12, and 50 year olds look 21.

C’mon wireless PC adapter...

I think you just put yourself on the NSA watchlist!

Also consider the fact that 2009 Jason sucked and is decidedly NOT considered Jason, just like the 2010 Freddy they included with MK9 is NOT considered Freddy.

I’m still waiting to use my Xbox One controller on my PC wirelessly...

Well, at least no one will get mad at me for playing as Scorpion anymore.

When you take pictures of both game and put them side by side, It looks like they started with a completely new engine that gave them way more prettier graphics.

Normally you'd be right, but there is no online co-op for the story mode in Revelations 2.

I play local co-op on PC. Steam in Home Streaming has made it a very simple matter to stream games from my PC to the television in my living room. and to play games with a wireless game-pad.

People with living room PC's and wireless pads?

Great story! I love articles about lost treasures like this; I never heard about this game before. Lots of creepy imagery in this game; I wonder who the target audience was? Man, I still remember being creeped out by games like Shadowgate and Uninvited as a kid. Imagine seeing this image as a 7 year old:

*sniff*

More like old school Caprisun Commercials...