The difference is that Roadhog is a tank who, rather than putting himself into danger to get the OHKO, brings you to him.

And it’s one of the free Games with Gold games this month for us console peasants!

The links in the fifth paragraph tell the story, but what it boils down to (if I’m understanding it correctly) is poor communication between the non-Chinese speaking guy behind the Kickstarter and their Chinese manufacturer, plus inexperience in packing leading to some crushed shipments after no ‘no stack’ labels were…

Yeah, feral cats take a LOT of care to even have a shot at being personable, and a baseball clubhouse doesn’t seem like the best place for that.

There are more than a few games I’ve played over the years that creeped me out intentionally, but for unintended scares I’ll mention two.

Please keep us updated on whether or not Stalin’s death ever does become relevant in the story.

How is this even a dilemma? That is one SWEET ‘STACHE, and you need to tell this Very Good Boy that fact.

Stick Fur Fighters in too, IMO.

Man, Toy Commander was amazing. Used to get so much play out of it.

It’s also got a working cartridge slot that will play any actual Genesis or Master System (I think) carts you still have, which is pretty cool.

Oh, totally.

That’s my point though: Unless I’m misremembering (and like I said, it’s been a while since I played 3), all of the Reapers after the first generation were ‘uplifted’ biological beings as entire species were ‘preserved’ via reaperfication, and the experience was apparently enough to make them agree with the whole…

I don’t know that enslaving an entire sentient race really counts as a happy ending, but I get what you’re saying.

I may be an outlier, but I generally enjoy water levels in games. Vashj’ir is still one of the best zones in WoW, the underwater maze in Earthworm Jim was fun, and one of my favorite games growing up was Bimini Run.

I have a feeling that ME3's ending has already entered the video gaming canon as a touchstone for badness, but honestly? After the Director’s Cut changes, it’s not bad.

It’s better than nothing, right?

And Kickstarter takes a cut off the top, as does, I believe, Amazon. Plus chargebacks/failed pledges, plus reward fulfillment, etc, and that $660k was nothing.

I think so far the only project I’ve backed that actually released totally on-schedule was a reissue of Chemical Wedding of Christian Rosenkreutz, but everything else has either released eventually, or is still on track to.

To be fair, Playdek’s messaging was that they didn’t NEED the KS money, that the game was going to be made regardless. If you believed that, then getting in would be a way to show support, get some goodies, and get a peek behind the development curtain.

My first impulse was to agree with you, but then again, this is what The Banner Saga did, and while it’s far from my cup of tea, it certainly didn’t hurt that game. The developers said it helped with class balance too, so there’s that. Of course, it helps that the Banner Saga devs actually seemed to know what they…