Please don't hijack this thread for something other than what it's here for.

When it's family, you're not a monster, you're a Pirate Captain promising adventure and fountains of gold!

Definitely any honor system agreement needs to be maintained, and I have a nephew that I know would be the first one to not honor that…he's like his dad (my brother) that way…

Since my wife (who's picking me up) gets to join me in Hawaii, she's actually more excited about the change of schedule than I am!

The difference is only the separation between the two, but you are absolutely right. It was unfair that the original Star Fox used the reticle on a planar scope and not a volumetric one. They finally did it "right" but that's now what people could reconcile in their head.

I very much agree that screen looking is part of the game, and learning to adapt to it was as much of the multiplayer technique as anything.

Welcome Only G! (Ha!)

Federation Force! Yes! Codename STEAM! Bonus! If you want to play on line, my 3DS Friend Code is under my username here:

Thanks. I think the biggest challenge is going to be the bibliography… it's not like I can just use Wikipedia and call it good.

This is where you will need to be creative: use your phone to login - heaven knows the Kinja layout is more of a mobile site extended to the desktop with massive white space and text - but if you need to compose comments in long form, email the text from your PC to yourself in the phone and paste it in.

Great to hear! Even two of us is still a fun time, though I feel the second hour of racing is not used that much. It's​ good to have for when we need it, I suppose.

I have thought of signing up as a Fuel Rat! That looks like a great job for someone like me that wants to engage in a constructive way.

I've been trying it on 3DS this Summer, and I am struggling to stay motivated. I feel the camera is too close to play as stealth, and the controls don't seem to work for me when I get in trouble.

I want a Switch co-op one, like Return to Dreamland. I never played that one, but it looked like a lot of fun and would be great to hand a JoyCon over to someone for a few minutes.

I felt the Robobot armor had a couple of interesting puzzles due to jump limitations that, when combined with the utter satisfaction of destroying most anything in your path, made it an enjoyable departure from the standard powerups. And there's no poison armor, but there is a good variety, and you can look through…

"If I end up playing anything at all" has been the overriding theme of my life the last fifteen years, until very recently.

You could have even ridden the Zelda bike as Link and done two things at once!

I won't argue with that, but they did give me my own blog space…which is something I've been wanting to make work, and having it tied to my game discussion account might help.

I'm in the midst of Bayonetta 2, and it's as zany as a sequel like that is expected to be when you already know all of the characters (and, like any good sitcom, introduce the adopted teenager for more story options).

That's only up to us! We are what makes this place special, more than Disqus and more than the URL at the top (though we are getting our own new URL again).