Heck, why stop there? Get some label stock, make a Gamestop (or video game retailer or your choice) price sticker and then peel it of poorly your self. For added realism you could print off several with different prices and layer them on top of one another.

I wish they’d talked more about how the recruiting thing works. If it’s really just about having some pre-baked quest-givers who help out, that’s not that interesting. But if they are establishing a more complex system of recruiting and building a resistance, that could be a good change to the franchise. I can’t tell.

The Windows what now?

I really enjoyed the Dark Souls 2 main game but not so much the DLC (apparently I am in the minority but whatever). I wouldn’t mind if that team made the next Dark Souls game. Also, I could see another Bloodborne game coming before another Dark Souls which would be fine with me. Bloodborne had a Demon Souls feel to…

There are plenty of differences between planets aside from colors and flora/fauna, there are hazards, different sentinel behaviour, different weather, different land/water ratio, different terrain (some are flat, some have mountains, some have floating islands), different alien civilization per planet (affects the NPC…

There are multiple galaxies. Everyone starts the game in the first galaxy named the Euclid Galaxy. As time goes on and people go to other galaxies it will become increasingly difficult to see what others have found

Just today I found a planet with those, to, which also had dinosaur-sized deer that shook the ground with their footsteps, and bug-sized floaty jellyfish things that were a bitch to scan. Neatest planet I’ve been to so far.

Excuse me.

Big ass “ultimate” game with tons of features, it reminds me of Starbound.

Seeing all these reviews on No Man’s Sky, it just seems like there is very little to talk about in terms of activities. I imagine talking about the game is more like showing a slide show of vacation photos or showing other people what you did on Facebook.

NMS is still a better walking simulator compared to those two.

Thank you. It seem all articles about the game are negative but this one hit the nail on the head.

My thoughts exactly. I won’t forget the time I ran across these guys, because they were the first truly alien creatures I’d discovered. I’ve since found other similar animals, but it was still neat to come over a hill and feel like I was suddenly underwater due to the way the flying creatures were moving around. There…

I’m getting that feeling of sharing and talking to my friends, but it’s by sharing the shots I’ve been taking of my adventure along the way and just admiring the beautiful uniqueness of the vistas and sights other players are coming across.

Dark Souls 2 was not disappointing, it was not as good as DS1 but still a great game and better than many other action RPGs.

It seems like people have a difficult time understanding that we can hold what they think are conflicting view points. He can not like the style but that doesn't mean he doesn't think it's well made. I haven't played Yakuza but I've played Sleeping Dogs and the violence is definitely regarded in a different matter.…

I completely see his point and agree with him 100%.

In all fairness, upon closer examination, the body count for the Yakuza series is surprisingly low, considering its subject matter. Generally, when a character dies, it takes place in cinematics as part of the overarching story and indeed, while most of the protagonists are gangsters, they often have a strong moral…

I personally don't like GTA, I find it tries to cram in anything that's edgy and just feels that every NPC swears etc etc, just gets annoying after awhile.

"She wants us to hate the game..."