I love CRPGs and was very much looking forward to this one. I died repeatedly during the tutorial in early access. Good sign.

Bbecause someone doesnt agree with a way some people choose to live their lives it does make them a "phobe" of any kind. If I said I don't agree with people eating so much as to be obese does that make me an obesephobe? Heck I'm far and can agree that it's not a good thing, if I tell someone my opinion on it it doesnt…

I told you Pluto would get its revenge!

Let me know when they remaster Onimusha 3 so I can play as Jean Reno in all his HD glory.

I’m in agreement, though I do have a soft spot for Overlord. I really liked how they flipped the harem trope in the first episode by having the main character lose all of his lust on account of being undead. (Consequently, I really disliked how they sort of walked it back in season 2 to him regaining and relosing his…

*thinks to self, “Huh, I’m about to turn 40.”*

It’s really astonishing the lengths that this site will go to make sure they’re constantly adhering to the most orthodox viewpoints. Are there people who actually enjoy content like this? It doesn’t even attempt to look at the issue from anywhere other than a predetermined position.

I just want to give a brief shout out to VLC, the media player par excellence. It’s not fussy, not over-designed. It just works across a large variety of codecs and file types. I wish they made cars like they make VLC. I wish they made can openers like they made VLC. Hell, I wish they made cellphones with the same…

There’s an article in the New York Times today about crunch in the video game industry and how it destroys people’s lives. The writer seems like a real jerk, but the op-ed is worth reading.

Maaaaan, Wolfenstein and Mario the same day? Come on guys.

I’m just surprised it’s getting a timely PC release. Now 7 is getting ported and released as well? I’m loving all these jrpgs finding their way onto PC because we’ve been thirsty for them for so long.

Counter-point: a dude literally wandering from town to town in search of his son, fighting to stay alive in a shitty world not of his making, is actually not a bad use of the song at all.

Ugh. Man. I forgot about that. My old PC (gtx780) doesn’t want a benchmark game...Maybe this time it will run surprisingly well?

I couldn’t care less about this game being on a console, but I’m just so happy it’s coming out. The Metro games are very good.

Really liked that 28 Days Later music, set a nice tone.

We now have a new solid CPU Benchmark tool methinks.

The entire thing is a farce.

It already looks better than any official game in the series.