I don’t think it’s surreal at all. In fact, I think the whole thing plays out strangely “realistic”, in that people’s reactions to the apocalypse aren’t so one-dimensional. I love how it plays on Hero’s anxiety and general unpreparedness, etc.

Patricia won’t have a copy of the game until tonight at midnight, after which she’ll work her ass off to try to get a review up in the next week or so. Given that she’s a Fallout superfan and smart critic, I imagine y’all will enjoy reading her thoughts even after we’ve all been playing the game.

I always kind of loved the bugs, they ensured a truly unique experience. That said I play on PC and 90% of the time someone will fix it through a mod or a simple console command to rectify issues.

3rd Party Publisher: “Why would we make our games backwards-compatible when we can reap the HD re-release profits instead!”

*checks list*

I’d really love ANY fighting games.

Please, anything but the physics!

Secret of Mana started as a snes cd title. When the hardware fell apart, it was ported to cartridge and they had to cut a bunch of content to get it to fit. Its part of why so many of the final weapon orbs were relegated to random drops in the final area.

You would be correct sir!

Now i can’t see it without my brain playing Kenny Loggins, thanks :P

That shot with Kylo’s lightsaber at Rey’s face.... you can feel her terror there. I think is my favorite footage yet.

I liked this trailer a lot better. Thanks for posting.

I can honestly say that I wouldn’t love gaming as much as I do today without GameFAQs. It helped me through a ton of older RPGs and has contributed to my love of the genre. I will always be indebted to the user
A l e x for his RPG walkthroughs. He always seemed to do a writeup for games I loved, so I actually ended up…

20 years of “This faq is copyright, cuz I said so!”

I don’t think I’ve ever watched an anime adaptation that was better than the manga. I’ve pretty much switched entirely over to manga at this point.

that’ll teach me to give people too much credit ;)

They did actually call it Ouye because of the Ouya haha. It’s not a coincidence.

Studio artists work for hourly pay, fans work to get things right.