It's more like virtual cock fighting than fight club, really, as it misses all the underlying philosophical motivations for fight club.

I'd be surprised if it was more than $40. I don't know where you're getting that $95 figure from. Also, I don't know why you'd discount the repetitive grind. That's the heart of online gaming.

I can a little, but not to the point of getting anyone in trouble.

Yeah I think that language was used in the marketing. I have no idea why, though. Comet is a proper expansion. You can tell from the image above, even. The DLC's are marked as episodes there.

Sure, but the fact that it's an expansion should probably presuppose a large expansion of the game world. ^_~

This is incorrect. The comet expansion should be adding a lot of new places to explore around the solar system.

I'm the Herald of Andraste and this is my favorite theory on the Citadel.

That guy is moving many many many times faster than the speed of light.

McDonald's knows that nobody eats there for the food. This is why they do this.

I originally got the PS3 to play The Last Guardian... and damnit... I'm going to wait... until it comes out... one day...

Probably because he spends all his time playing Simcity 4.

I'll consider that my good deed for the day! =D

I'm in the same boat as you. I almost passed over Xenoblade entirely. I was lucky, though, and picked up a copy just in case before it got rare and it was one of the best JRPGs I've ever played. Reminded me of the golden age back with Xenogears, Chrono Trigger, and FInal Fantasy 6. I'd highly *highly* recommend…

Though she is getting a lot of undeserved backlash, there are a few criticisms I have of her work that, if addressed, would solve a lot of issues:

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I used to play this game obsessively. I had most of the rarest cards (like the Executor pictured above). It was a great game, but it's rules were incredibly unclear. The reason it died is because it couldn't be played consistently between groups and organized play didn't really happen as a result. Still, it was a…

The only thing I have to say about that movie.

At the same time, look at the drivel that the profit motive has given the consumer. It's not like there's a clear good or bad here. If it's really an artistic endeavor, then the profits aren't as important as the fact that people want to experience it. Those hard working developers (I'm an indie dev myself) are often…

Not a huge exploit considering you can just quick save and quick load (which the game actively encourages your "being out of time" to do anyway).

I hope it has a Raphael Mode.