I always consider this more a victory theme:

Yeah, this article is actually two years old. XD it’s weird, I know, but it’s been republished.

That, alone, really made me disappointed with my purchase.

IIRC Microsoft has pretty lax guidelines regarding fan projects, and have a system encouraging it.

It was a bit hit-or-miss regarding villains but they did nail Saitama.

And in addition to what’s been said by everyone else, it also has some of the best animated fight sequences I’ve ever seen in an anime. Which sounds stupid, given the premise of him beating everything in OnePunch but the quality and effort in each scene is phenomenal.

The irony is that if there weren’t microtransactions it would have taken a much shorter time to level up.

Wow, you’re probably the first person I’ve talked to that actually liked Blacklist besides me. XD yeah, I totally agree. Unlike Conviction, Blacklist really made full use of every piece of its arsenal. Personally, my favorite levels are the ones that take place in urban cities, like the US and London levels. It’s…

I disagree, I found it to be one of the best entries in the serries that did everything solidly.

Of course my experience doesn’t represent everyone, but I found all the people I speak with regarding Tom Clancy games never bother mentioning any story, almost exclusively talking about gameplay and options. Heck, Siege didn’t have any story whatsoever, and it was probably the most popular yet.

The fact that when I tried to call Nintendo customer service they ignored my problems and instead started to push sales of games and peripherals on me. This pretty much is how their customer service is. Call ccenters are bad, yes, but Nintendo’s is something else.

I can vouch that Double XP is almost entirely accurate.

I’m pretty sure it sold really well. It was number one in the UK charts beating out Uncharted 4 and Overwatch for a while, so it had to at least be profitable.

Not really? You can get every character for free just by playing Dirty Bomb, and at a shockingly more reasonable rate than paid games of late *COUGH* Rainbow Six *COUGH* but you can only get characters in this game by paying for them. I don’t mind too much, since it’s technically free and you probably won’t end up…

Uh... There’s nothing preventing Microsoft from doing the latter WITHOUT being connected to the Internet and having the Kinect enabled 24/7. That’s just them taking the ball and going home because they couldn’t change the rules of the game.

Only speculating the reason for the name, I think it’s a matter of focus?

On one hand, that makes sense. But on the other, it’s identical to the PSP boxes.

And boy, does it hurt when you walk into one.

Minecraft?