I mean, a few hundred years ago you had to hide the fact you were left-handed!

This game looks incredibly like a modern version of Gish. The general idea, the puzzle style, the means of traversal all look so similar. Even even the animation remind me of it.

Let’s put it like this - I don’t mind if the story is down to earth, as long as it doesn’t become too basic. A point and click adventure about some angsty teenager with nothing to set it apart gameplay wise would need to have hell of a story to keep me interested.

I’m really thinking about picking this up, but I’m unsure. From what I read, the first episode was basically a slice of life story with some time travel gameplay elements.

I get that tomato juice may taste like rainbows and unicorn while you are in the air, so everybody gets addicted to it, once he had a taste. The thing that baffles me - what makes you order it the first time?

I’m just waiting for somebody to announce a remake of Terranigma.

Joke's on you, I can still see the big, blurry, green 'YES', so I saw everything I came here for.

To be fair, that doesn't say that they actually played the game that long. Just starting it on an old laptop they had lying around is enough to increase the counter.

I'm not 100% convinced that this is not Johnny Depp.

Even though an additional movement profile would be nice, I kind of doubt it. Until now the concept of AC was that actions are supposed to be stealthy unless you perform them in high profile, even if they lines got a bit blurry in the last two games.

I say this is a hoax. Why would THEY make the kinect optional? Microsoft MADE an innovative console that utilizes all of your body while playing games, not just your hands. It is beyond ME how anyone would call this concept a WRITE-off and be happy that support for THIS is made optional.

There should be an option to disable input on the remote machine from the action menu on the bar at the top during a teamviewer session.

This kind of looks like a high speed version of Incredipede.

Did you try to contact your help desk?

I don’t get what all the fuss is about. Computer games, like pretty much every other sport, are about winning. If you don’t intend to win you probably have no business playing games at all. I don’t see any reason to stay in a game once it’s obvious I cannot win.

I don't have any old CDs lying around. How can I do this with digital downloads?

Was the name of the game changed to "Watch_Dogs" or did I just always miss the underscore in the name?

Can you do that with regular sugar? I always thought they use special "cotton candy sugar".

Well, someone had to say it.

What about "This is my favorite store on the citadel"?