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Aaaaaaaaaaand thesurvivor2299.com is now done, and was clearly not real.

TIL grown-ups are sensitive about the Kinect's audio functionality.

It's upsetting that she obviously filmed it all at once and now takes weeks between videos, or is it months?

it was definitely a rip-off. I remember seeing all the positive reviews for the game and downloading the trial, it didn't click until the end of the trial when the dinosaur came out of the castle to tell me the princess wasn't there. as soon as I realized they simply ripped off Mario I quit and didn't dare buy the…

You're laughing off someone's educated opinion? You're a douche.

This kid hasn't even reached 16 and she's already got a smug sense of self-importance.

You forgot about the TV with that Xbox One. After all, you can see the game on your Vita.

Literally Google "Scramble Suit" and it's clear what the film is.

How about common, uncommon, rare, and ultra rare? Only one difference, but the three rares don't sit right with me. The rare is clearly NOT that rare.

It wasn't a Prince of Persia or Assassin's Creed game. It was cancelled because it was too close to the other series Ubi was releasing. It really was called Osiris (codename).

This is only 18 seconds worth of a game that took years to create – why is this unforgivable? Textures, models, etc. are reused all the time – the fact that it's in the first mission and front-and-center could mean it's going for just as much of an homage.

I remember there was a time when the Rayman franchise was nothing more than Rabid Rabbits.

You want to go back on that statement now?

And then a month or so down the road, they'll all, at around the same time, seem to go throw things into reverse and do a post-mortem about all of the reasons that a game they once raved about is, in fact, notgood.

Some people don't like things that other people like?

You really believe this?

My last name is Bacon. I've never decided if this was a cool last name or a funny but uncool one.

Reddit is fine. If you read the actual thread, 95% of it is acceptable:
http://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comment…

If you put in over 1,000 hours with a game, I'd say they're doing something right.