The publishers of software manuals as well.

Agreed. But even if House of Wolves is great, I can see a lot of groups (including mine) giving up and switching to another game between March and September, so really, Comet needs to be motherfucking mindblowing.

They're listening.

You know why it failed. Because it was a victim of the rehash of childhood memories. I've been burned so much that I wouldn't give this a chance.

Right? Or if you wanted to get a McBlurry or something

Perfect, now I can get rid of those awful labels that tell me what I'm consuming. Like who really needs to be able to tell whether they're drinking water, vodka, or hydrochloric acid.

Yeah, it's a nice thought, but not worth until they can scale it down reasonably.

Really? ... ... Really?

It's very nice to see actual scientists use science for explaining puzzling phenomena instead of going to the "It must be aliens" well.

Skylanders?

Quite quick but I really wanted something like this for a Monster Hunter 4 Special Edition (The Japanese one was awesome) I used the Gore Magala head I did for my my Monster Hunter All Stars series of t-shirts!

My first attempt at shop contest be kind...

Want some Sheikah purple?

That's a pretty standard msrp for most high-quality board games with lots of pieces and high replay-ability.

Honestly you will get so much more mileage out of a 60$ board game than most 60$ video games. Plus better stories to tell with friends!

Shut the fuck up. Shut the fuck up.

I've been more interested lately into trying out card and board games, just because they're easier to convince non-gamer friends to try out. Maybe it's the longer history and turn-based nature without a gamepad/mouse.

I generally don't read Kokatu, I got here through a link from one of the sister sites. I'm really happy I found this comment though, because this is incredibly fascinating. You seem to be a competent writer, but you also appear to have little to no grip on reality.

Can't wait until Bungie goes through this list tip by tip and patches them all out.

I've been calling games like Octodad where players can work together against weird controls "QWOPerative".

This be some ignorant shit.