Yeah, the game seems to be right up my alley, and the magical school fantasy is something I love, but no way do I want to give Rowling any more money. I’m really sorry for the developers.

When it comes to the KH story, you gotta play the rhythm games. Otherwise you might miss a beat.

Possibly related to the fact I like RPGs, but I really like this analogy.

Did you read the f*cking article? Get out of here with that bullshit.

Same thing vice versa when you end up fighting them and now it takes several people 15 minutes to take them down. Every Tales game has THAT moment.

That Clueless Hero comic does nail my childhood frustration when recruiting a big baddie. If I didn’t have such a short attention span as a kid, I would of noticed the fine details. My case in point: Chrono Trigger

Even if you NEED it on console, don’t buy the game at all and keep saving for the console. The game will be cheaper by then anyway. 

I think you’re the only one that’s disappointed by this update.

There’s a fairly slow moving but good subreddit called TraditionalMarioMaker that focuses on making and sharing levels that feel like they’d belong in an actual Mario game. Those are my favorite.

After selling out, K.K. Slider found himself rich, but unfulfilled. Emptiness and self-doubt slowly ate at him, from the inside. His performance becomes mechanical, perfunctory. K.K. turns to the bottle, and then harder and harder drugs to numb the isolation and hatred he felt. It made sense, he was a musician. His…

Morticia Addams with blue hair sounds rad as hell.

Is it just me, or does Doom kind of sound like Calculon?

I love when game companies have these weird... whatever these are. I know it’s an entirely different universe of style, but they also just remind me how much I miss Kevin Butler in the PS3 era.

I yearn for a remaster of MvC2 on PS4 or the Switch.

Sometimes even lifting your legs off the ground adds a modifier to it. 

You definitely have to swoop the controller upward while you press, to coax out that extra bit of jump height

Now that Tetsuya Nomura is done making more Xehanorts he can get back to his true passion: making more Soras. 

You could make this list 100 games long and still be leaving good games off.