My breath is as dry as a dead dingo's donger.

We all know that blowing into an NES cartridge is a useless and potentially harmful activity. But why did we still do it, even though it never actually worked? Science has the answer.

Yakuza 5 was released in Japan in December 2012. It is yet to see a release in the West. Sega, we are still waiting. Hurry up.

You do realize that in the kickstarter page, they did not omit mentioning that this was not coming back to TV. I will quote for you, "Of course, when Reading Rainbow began in 1983, we were using television to bring books to kids, meeting them where they wanted to be. In 2014, TV is not that place anymore. Now, we're…

It's probably a bit of both. Still, I doubt it's all complete bs on Rebellion's part.

Agreed.
Unless you are buying from an official source, eg; Steam Sale, anything that seems too good to be true, is.
Anyone claiming "ignorance" when buying from dubious sites / persons are just being disingenuous.

Soo they got really cheap codes from probably/obviously shady-ass persons or websites, and are ticked now that said shady-ass persons/websites were caught? Unless you're a drooling imbecile, it's fairly easy to recognize the websites that do this type of shady stuff.

Supposedly it's a pretty easy process acquiring Playstation system kits for development. That being said, I too would enjoy this quite heavily on the Vita.

That could be a good fit!

Let's see this on Vita!

Wasn't it always going to be episodic? Which was why they called it "Dreamfall Chapters" from the start? Did i miss something that has become irrelevant again?

The irony is that the people who tell me what to do with my property most often are the people who tell me to root it. ;)

Already confirmed. Summons insects and uses her parasol.

So? With Origin those games are literally free, instead of attached to a subscription. If you don't like the Origin games, no loss. If you don't like the PSN+ selection, you still paid the subscription.

I see what you did there.

You didn't even shudder to list "Minecraft" under "groundbreaking games"

Kotaku, ladies and gentlemen... ever relentless in it's holy ordained mission to take clickbait to new and astoundingly sad levels of horror and pointlessness that no one ever remotely asked for. Bless your adorable little heart, Ashcraft. No one in the history of human existence is quite so adept at exploring and…