Nintendo should be paying (or at least thanking) people like Anonymous Joe, not shutting down specific videos that show the glitches in action.
Nintendo should be paying (or at least thanking) people like Anonymous Joe, not shutting down specific videos that show the glitches in action.
First and foremost: we’re hand-picking only the games we can truly stand behind
From a traditional viewpoint, Hiyori is, for all rights and purposes, a high priestess
Did the world really need HD Oocca?
Yes it has.
I for one was very disappointed that the events in Masked Empire and Asunder weren’t a main installment in its own right.
Although Dragon Age 2 would have benefited from a longer dev cycle, the one thing that pissed many fans the most is the fact that instead of the straightforward (and blunt, and cliché) power fantasy of Origins, Hawke haplessly went from one tragedy to next.
why can’t this just be a branching plot in a single game?
I’m going to resume playing Trails’ Second Chapter: For the first time in over a month, I’ll be playing something else than Xenoblade X
And thus, we won’t see Obama added to Smash’s roster (Final Smash: Army of Drones)
You mean he used to draw as much smut as sci-fi. How long since he’s produced genuine sci-fi?
Another game I had an issue with was Halo 5. The campaign on that game is so incredibly boring I’m having to force myself to complete it.
Transformer: the one series where the Video Games adaptations are reliably better than the movies...
Yes it was: it’s an open secret that Konami was ruled by dogs who produced the company’s best game, and that’s its recent decent into irrelevance comes from the Humans trying to overthrow the pooches:
No: that’s an albino panda.
I wouldn’t be surprised if several employees at Monolith Soft came out as fan of the Phantasy Star series, given the stylistic similarities between the latest Xeno and Phantasy Star (Online or otherwise).
On the other hand, Phantasy Star Offline 2015 is available and a blast to play
Poochy Sue?
No “The Dog is Mary Sue!” false outrage?
I can picture the perfect sequel for Xenoblade X: It’s The Martian, but instead of Matt Damon, the protagonist is a Ma-Non stranded alone a an unknown planet who monologues all the events.