I love the apology Atlus, but you’re still restricting streaming past a point, no matter how late it is. Stop it. Just stop it.

I see your cartoon and I raise you a Hollywood adaptation:

I much prefer the sequel Ballz 3d

Sorry but I WILL get my hopes up because I’d like to know more about both of these games. I personally don’t expect any new announcements until E3 and I’m okay with that.

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No, it appears in-game during Chapter 13. You get the choice to go with Noctis or Gladio/Ignis. If you choose Noctis, you can switch to the other route at any save room. However, if you do switch, you’re playing as Gladio/Ignis until they reunite later in the chapter.

Noctis can sprint in the chapter now, and I believe…

My son was 7.5 when Fallout 4 came out and he BEGGED me to play. I said okay but you have to stay in the settlement and you can build things. Each night I’d go out questin’ and load up on junk, and in the afternoons after school he’d mess about in the settlement (Sanctuary Hills).

Every day I started the game again,…

The game isn’t perfect, but damn, I’m looking forward to seeing just how BOTW will cause devs to change their typical approach to open world gaming. Just like Mario 64 was said to cause devs trying to make 3D platformers at the time to throw everything out and start over, the fact that BOTW has been so well recevied…

Who would want to sit on that?

On the one hand, it’s totally a “it’s a feature not a flaw” sort of statement.

Finally! I can’t believe they didn’t have a bulk buy option with release. I don’t think I’ve pressed a button so fast since the old Track and Field days on the NES!

Yeah, I was wondering the same thing. Are we so old now that Dreamcast-era style Sonic games are “classic”?

I was thinking of what you said when I was playing yesterday. I hadn’t opened up the southeastern area yet, so I went there and decided to just walk the southernmost eastbound road to see where it went. Soon enough an NPC told me what was at the end of the road, so I thought, “cool, let’s go there!” The road takes…

What I love the most about Breath of the Wild is that the draw distance and the distinctness in the world combined means that even though I’m traveling on foot and with the HUD off, I never feel lost. I can look out into the distance and see some landmark that I recognize, and know just where I am. This is probably…

I’ve been doing this more often lately, even just walking. I find myself sticking too much to the paths if I’m on a horse.

You nailed it. I feel totally fine with getting sidetracked in BotW, because it never feels like I’m getting sidetracked. It feels like I’m in a constant state of adventure, and I love it. I’ve already traveled so far, and like you I still have half the map to uncover! And I’m looking forward to it!

You can ride on deer, though!

That’s awesome, Gita. You’ve got some really cool horses there! I really, really love getting lost in Hyrule, and how the game lets me spend as much time as I want on whatever I set my mind on doing.

I think glitches are my favorite part. Sure, skill/luck clips are cool. But I never find myself grinning at what they offer. Glitches provide more humor than awe.

Super Mario U needs to be on this list— ZombiU is very average.