“This is not worse than flipping the bird in any nationality”

I enjoyed your analysis. It’s fun to think about why we enjoy things. Koster sounds like he is tackling fun the way ludologists tackle play, and based on the end of your analysis, am I wrong to say that you are likely more interested in a phenomenological view of video game experience, one that takes affect into…

I spent who knows how long throwing everything I could find around that apartment, just because I could. Knowing what I know now I’d either have stayed far away from every object for fear of retaliation or just smashed every single one with my wrench for a bit first!

It’s because the one true way to play multiplayer is local split screen multiplayer ;-)

It’s kind of great how many comments prove your point.

That isn’t true of XBox 360 Games on Games With Gold. Any 360 game you receive as part of Games with Gold is yours to keep, even if you cancel. Excerpt from the Games With Gold FAQ:

If a hundred people jump off a bridge, and so on and so forth.

Not strange at all. Enjoy your games :-)

I’ll do it. So, it’s fools like me Nintendo will make their money on ;-)

Someone read Ben Kuchera’s piece on Polygon I see ;-)

You have to leave Eos, and continue the main story line. Bradley, Podromos’ mayor will even imply as much if you talk to him. You need to give radiation on Eos time to dissipate before you continue (or use environmental hazard consumables).

There’s a code on the Lego minifig package, and a code key assigned to each store. Retailers can determine which minifig is in which package. Our local toy store labels each minifig so the kids can find the exact one they want, saving parents the headache of buying ten just to find one. They even offer in-store…

Nor do I. Lately I’ve been experimenting with cutting the legs off, as well as not, and trying to count how many items I receive as a result in each instance. It’s not perfect because guardian drops seems to be a random amount but so far, although it appears you receive extra gears from the legs, it doesn’t seem to…

You can do it from your inventory screen. Just click it and it will be greyed out. I turned them off because I prefer not having the extra helping hand.

I think Ocarina of Time is overrated. It’s important but not particularly great. Wind Waker is a better, more perfected version of the same formula. That said I think in five years we will definitely be holding Breath of the Wild up as high as it is being held now, simply because it is a very tightly and well designed…

You can toggle the special abilities and can completely chose when to use them.

It depends on how you are tipping them? But really it likely comes down to resource use. Deflecting uses zero items, so nothing is lost, not even durability. And if you are tipping them over with objects like large metal crates and magnesis, those objects are not always available.

Shh, the Witcher fans might hear you.

Try skipping the divine beasts. Doing so drastically changes the end fight, as you have to fight through the four divine beast bosses who guard Ganon. And you don’t benefit from the massive attack by the four beasts. It changes things up a bit.

Well the real Shep wouldn’t hit on Cortez, simply out of respect for the fact that Cortez isn’t interested in women. So non issue really ;-)