I didn’t play a ton of it and wasn’t hooked. I think I tried it while I was finally starting a slew of games I’d downloaded to my 3DS but never played.

Bought this book a few months back; loved it. Although now I’m actually really excited for the film adaptation that’s in the works. What’s with Seth Rogen and producing quirky docu-drama films based on novels? He’s working on this, and also on that novel about the making of The Room.

Bought this book a few months back; loved it. Although now I’m actually really excited for the film adaptation…

No it’s just that it wouldn’t be the first time people have SPECULATED this. There’s never been any evidence of Nintendo holding back stock.

Thanks Bobby, I am more than happy not to see Passengers.

OK.. this is NOT Comcast.. it’s a subcontractor with the comcast logo on the side - jeez.

Just as I was about to publish this, I realized I needed to go back into Rhythm Heaven to grab one more screenshot. I loaded up the game and found this car-headed guy waiting at the coffee bar. Never change, Rhythm Heaven Megamix!

“You can sell a ps4 remaster like this”
“I can what a what what uh-oh this”

Claire, I’m going to have to disagree with you on this. I’d rather pay for Five Guys fries because they are bigger and tastier than Smashburger.

Darrell Hammond makes a fine one:

Darrell Hammond makes a fine one:

Just speculating, but if Sony at all helped fund the development of the games/modes or provided VR expertise, they may not want to see the titles then show up on competing VR headsets right away.

He’s saying that those 70k sales wouldn’t happen as people would rather buy the watered down version than shell out another 30k yen to buy a PS4 THEN the game.

Did you play Dawn of Sorrow too? So good. Both these games are the real reason I’m hyped for Bloodstained and its similar systems.

Holy SHIT! Im crying laughing at work!!

I knew zero things about this two minutes ago, now I know one; definitely want to play this.

Your glass is half empty, Brian!

I played it on a TV and in VR at E3. In VR, you manually control the camera (to reduce the risk of nausea, I assume). In the TV version, I felt that standard effect you get from third-person games of quasi-identifying with the character. You see them as a character, but if you, say, miss a jump, the reaction is “why’d…

This is excellent news.

The only thing that could make it better would be a solid PC port of the first NieR as well. Criminally underrated game in many ways.

If they’re not cheating, and using built in game mechanisms (regardless of doing it repeatedly), they shouldn’t be banned or soft banned or anything.

That little kid boss? so annoying