I did not post it this morning. I've been working all day. Timestamps are not correct.

Pretty much. PS4 is PS3 with moar graphix and a share button.

Lawl fanbois.

Innovating DRM is 100 times worse than infidelity. Don't even try to compare the two.

Break the wrist, walk away?

They got in a popularity contest with someone who tripped on the way up to the stage. It's not hard to be cocky in an even contest when your opponent blows it or says something unpopular.

It was epic the first time, because there was something there. They had DRM to be cocky about.

So you are saying that Nintendo is going backward and heading in the wrong direction?

Oh man? You know my response was posted before the OP's second post, correct?

No date stamps to prove it, but there were no replies when I posted. You could say I got trolled or more accurately you could say that I posted based on the information available.

Which second post?

...said one no-talent loser on a video game blog.

No game should ever be evaluated by a single review score. On an individual level— we all have different tastes. Some of us love the challenge of learning by doing and some of us hate long tutorials. You aren't going to make everyone happy. Aggregate scores are the way to go in most cases.

I agree that score isn't everything. I used to have a blast in the 80s/90s picking up interesting looking titles at my local video rental store and found a lot of games that I wouldn't have picked up— sometimes games no one I knew had played. Then again I was renting.

Not bad. Still thinking that they could have done a better job selling Dead Rising, since it's an actual exclusive (and not just 6-month exclusive DLC like CoD). That game looks pretty much badass.

I've gotten sick of all the turn-based parade simulators out there. It's about damn time we have a real-time one.

Another sort of fungus among us.

So now he's only living one fake life?

For some reason this makes me think about paper cuts. Lots of penile paper cuts.

Really?