We should all buy this and ship it over to the UK so Techmoan can review it. :)

Yeah, imagine judging people for what they say and do. Mostly do, rather than say. It’s crazy.

I wonder if this is going to be the “thoughts and prayers” thing for the game industry and their track record with sexual harassment. Like, say how much you regret shit happened, then feel good about yourself for admitting you are kind of a massive dick (or at least an ignorant one) and then move on like you just…

You’re thinking of Bing Cosby from Cosby Stahls and Natch.

Man, the N64 set so many expectations. I still remember the FF6 tech demo.

I actually quite liked the motion controls in the original, I never found them too finnicky or hard to use. The game had its other issues, which the quality of life changes have mostly tried to address, though the repetitive nature of the main quest is still an issue. Overall I have fond memories of Skyward Sword, but…

It wasn’t packaged in the system with the box, I don’t think?

So far as I can tell the game was never actually packaged with the system in North America, and even if it was it almost certainly wouldn’t have been in its own sealed retail box in the system box.

I had never heard of Red Bull before I played Wipeout XL.  I thought it was a fictional product for years. 

There’s only one Cactus Jack

“I choose to remove myself from criticism, while still earning money from any new Freddy’s games that come out. Conveniently, since I won’t be the public face anymore, many who might have hesitated to buy them will decide that this makes it fine to again. Even though I’ll still get the money and almost certainly still…

It was? I thought Fusion was great. I first played it on the Wii U, so it’s not like I have nostalgia goggles on.

Don’t you dare try to give me hope. 

Who is ready to be pissed about them not delivering things they never promised?

The original Rondo of Blood was released on the Virtual Console on the original Wii for I think $9. This was the only time this game was released on a Nintendo system. Since the Wii Shop channel is officially closed, you can’t buy the game anymore.

Remember these? This magazine that I bought in probably late 1994 (still has the old Electronics Boutique price sticker on the back) is the first time I had heard of Akumajou Dracula X: Chi no Rondo.

Interesting concept. I personally dislike procedurally generated games. I’m a bigger fan of premade levels you can get better at. Procedurally generated levels sounds like infinite replay value but eventually you start to see the cracks and patterns in the randomness. Not much of a strategy guy either, so I’ll be…

Nope, I vastly prefer their concept, and would be far less interested under that model. This is a curated list of some of the absolute top indie developers, and I love knowing I will get a continuous supply of unique games. Under the standard model, they’d take less risks to sell more copies. The model is a primary…

it’s art.

Sorry Luke, the correct answer is