I'm a big fan of how defensive Ashcraft gets in the comments.

Was that really how you meant it though? I feel like giving you a Dad Look. Not only for my skepticism, but also for responding with a dictionary definition. Just poor taste. One of the most defensive ways to Internet. Then you took it a step further with yet another one of the most defensive ways to Internet: asking…

You must be fun at parties. I can tell.

My mistake for assuming this article was about the atmosphere and gameplay and not just the novelty of connecting the game to outmoded technology and watchings its title screen.

I bet the gameplay would've truly felt desperate and jury-rigged and captured the dystopian atmosphere.

Notch just got himself a LOT of money. AND he gets to wash his hands and leave.

Nice to see a Zelda game finally get a plot.

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He didn't say that. He''s saying: 2007 - Uncharted 1, 2008 - Bioshock 1, 2009 - Uncharted 2, 2010 - Bioshock 2, 2011- Uncharted 3, 2012 - Dishonored, 2013 - Last of Us. I don't disagree on most counts, but I haven't played Bioshock 2 yet. Didn't like Dishonored.

This isn't the only answer, but it's the only answer.

They can see angels dancing!

I think you're confusing good characters with the low expectations of youth :)

I'm with you. The most memorable characters were the SNES ones, and XIII's the least.

It's amazing how unmemorable the characters of 13, 12, and 10 were compared with the hot streak that gave us Cecil, Rydia, Locke, Terra, Celes, and Aeris.

Actually, I believe you can see the kill pop up in the top right as a SLAM kill. Legit.

I mean, why would he even necessarily need one?

OMG, I had briefly forgotten about that Bioshock moment (spoilers incoming). That sudden transition to a place we had been before, watching Songbird being crushed by the depths while Elizabeth gently comforted him, and seeing the last look between them - he so desperately wanted to protect her although he was…

You must be a blast at parties.

Kindly chill out, dude.