I cannot wait to get my ass handed to me by much better players! Hooray

Well Konami did feel like releasing the first game to North American & Europe on the NES and PCs, which features the basics of line of sight detection, the alert mode system complete with exclamation points, reinforcements when found, radio messages, etc.

damn, i dont remember them having that much health

I remember the first time Anthony and I saw the elevator scene in MGS1. We were sitting at the edge of my bed, enthralled. I was exhausted from anxiety and a constant string of high-octane battles, and was looking forward to a bit of a respite before plunging into another firefight. To which Metal Gear Solid said: Fuck…

Clearly you need to change the title to read:

How the hell do they find such ways to play the game.

Gotta say I watched it twice. "What are you gonna do?" "My job...."

Wait until these ones get ready for retail:

I got a lot of glitch submissions but to be honest it’s still a really fun game that I’m enjoying a lot. I think that’s the key difference between this and something like Assassin’s Creed Unity.

10/10 Naughty... Rated M for “mature”.

I wanted a single player game like KOTOR and KOTOR II. MMOs are boring to me.

There are already a ton of fantastic Zelda manga adaptations out there (the Ocarina and Majora’s ones especially good), but reader King Zombie figures there’s also space to tell a more original story. So he’s started drawing his own. Looks cool!

Me on 19th May.

Pretty fucked up old man runnin a bar can’t put in a penny slot machine because that’s gambling, unregulated and illegal, but Valve can sit there and make millions off of things that don’t even exist.

sums everything up.

like in Zelda’s hourglass, that would be very useful. In the same idea, I would love to see a save file system, where you can add few words or a title, just to remember to what corresponds this particular file. I generally tend to have 10+ save files in RPG.

SOTN is such a fantastic game. I know that the writing is cheesy, blah, blah, blah, but playing that game always felt perfect. All of the handheld Castlevania games were also pretty good, if not great. I played just about all of them. Certainly if Iga decides to come up with a spiritual successor, or a game that has…