PUBG really succeeded as it allows the player surprising freedom outside the core rules of the game.

Blizzard also had to apologize about

nope. definitely Outlaw Star.

We can PC if we want to, we can leave your friends behind.

Admittedly in my first (and so far only) Chicken Dinner I hid for most of the match and only in the last few circles did I get in closer and closer, taking out 4 of the last 8.

This is what I needed to hear. I’m interested now.

I was going to make the comparison. There is a strong original Crackdown vibe. Running around, jumping your way up buildings, collecting upgrade items. I was thinking it while playing.

As someone who has played Agents of Mayhem, how similar or dissimilar is it to Crackdown? Just curious, because I absolutely loved both Crackdown games.

And that’s what they’re doing here, so... I’m not sure what your complaint is. They’re REACHING OUT to more women - not filling a quota.

Disagree

I don’t know who this guy is, don’t use twitter, and had to look up what DM meant.

Whatever Earthworm Jim does right or wrong, it’s still one of the most memorable games from the Genesis era. I was never able to beat it, but that didn’t stop me from trying! I did however manage to beat Toejam & Earl 2, another unconventional platformer from that era.

The game’s irreverence backfires in the end, with Princess What’s-Her-Name suddenly being crushed by a cow.

Video game consumer culture has gotten so toxic people are upset at a gaming company for selling cosmetic items that consumers are more than happy buying with no impact on the actual game. When has the concept of “I am not interested in this product so I won’t buy it” turned in to “I am not interested in this product…

One of the worst things a developer can do for their game is listen to the vocal minority.

You, my friend, need to play “Orwell”

I recently spent a good 5 mins in a house, in a closet on the top floor, with every door left open except for the one I was in. I had three people come to me and I immediately used my shotgun on ‘em. I had no interest whatsoever in winning that match, but I at least felt like it was an episode of Justified and I was…

I hate seeing these types of comments. The people in charge of making skins are not the same people who work on coding and bugs, they are entirely separate departments that have very little overlap. With that said someone in Q.A.(Quality Assurance) working on bugs does not work on artwork for the game. I suspect that…

IMO, MGS2 was the best thing to happen to Metal Gear Solid as a whole.