Give Betrayal at House on the Hill a shot. It’s a cooperative game until the big twist happens, and then it’s everyone against the traitor. There are 50 different scenarios that can pop up and each changes the rules or objective of each character. Last time I played my buddy Chris was revealed to be a cannibal who…

It’s a fun game where the theme is better than the gameplay. There are some obvious flaws in the gameplay, but it’s good enough that it’s one of my buddy’s favorites so we still occasionally pull it out at game night.

Too lazy to animate? More like “we don’t have the budget for a full time animator.” You clearly have no idea what it takes to make a game. I suggest watching all of Doublefine Adventure so you can have a better understanding of how much goes into even a smaller game with only a few million.

Low-rent animation allows for people to make games for less money. Animation is expensive.

“This pun amused my 8 year old. Me, too.”

This particular piece is also large and heavy which will likely increase shipping and distribution costs on their end.

Glad I’m not the only one who is pretty sure a couple memories are actually dreams.

But he’s boosting them by giving them new abilities in battle, isn’t he?

I like Tom Celica.

Spot on. Halo 5's story was terrible, but the multiplayer is easily the series’ best.

To me it looks like it’s trying to replicate the look of the original gameboy to fit the form of the DS.

This is one thing I love about the internet. A company isn’t bothering to help you out? Share the story online. They’ll care a lot more now.

The fad died? It makes $3 million a day and Pokémon Sun and Moon are their fastest selling game ever. Seems like it did exactly what Nintendo wanted: brought some players over to dedicated hardware.

I think the difference is just that modern games want to keep you interested by doing a variety of things, so side quests pop up to replace traditional grinding. It’s not that it’s easier to level up now, it’s just less tedious because you can have a small story or purpose for going and killing an animal or picking…

It’s a great game. The flaws are there though. Keep doing side quests and enjoy them. I’m in the middle of chapter 13 right now and it’s the only part of the game I’ve found underwhelming.

It’s funny because as much as I love Final Fantasy XV (new to the series in fact), it definitely feels hand holdy. The closest it ever comes to not telling you the exact location of where you need to be is during side missions that have you looking for tiny frogs or deactivating land mines. Every important thing in…

It’s single player if you somehow don’t consider it multiplayer when you go for a walk with friends and family, hitting pokestops, catching Pokémon, and battling or leveling up gyms together. Gym battles benefit from multiplayer because you both deal damage together so it’s much easier. People forget that Pokémon Go…

Disney can’t do anything Marvel? Perhaps not in Florida, but Disneyland is certainly getting a Guardians of the Galaxy attraction.

Pokemon happy and fun? Lavender Town is too full of dread to make that claim.

I love that the joy-cons will be enough to play Smash on with another player.