The Sonic expansion was well worth it for original content of that franchise, and Mission: Impossible redid the films nicely, so it’s very much hit-or-miss. I find it enjoyable for just getting into the individual toy sets and franchises one likes, but I will concede it’s unsatisfying as a complete package due to…

Lego Dimensions at least had a pretty excellent open-world Ooo, but that’s still reliant on plenty of purchases, of course.

The Monster Energy Open was some of the most pulse-pounding, intense racing I’ve seen in years. The actual All-Star Race was kind of a hilarious cavalcade of confusion and rulebook screwery, but I can’t say it wasn’t also entertaining in its own way, I suppose!

Yeah, I mean, to me, it feels like he’s well within his rights here. As a Payday fan, it feels weirdly like the devs are just going “hey, we put some of our friends in the game, give them money”.

Yeah, Kerry Earnhardt’s “The Earnhardt Collection”. Sued over his own last name.

I think you got your comments section mixed up. Madden is a different article. This one’s a Rocket League play.

Nope. Stuff like this being omnipresent is why I’m not too fond of playing the series (though I do love it as a party game occasionally).

I gotta say, as someone who tends to find modern F1 underwhelming, holy hell that was an absolutely fantastic finish with a serious fight for the lead. If this keeps up, they’ll definitely have my attention.

I took it as a bit more disillusioned than pompous - like, wishing that more drivers at this level did race just as much, as that’s what one would dream of at that level of competition - but it still feels incredibly weird to hear him saying it quite that way no matter what. Like, I’ve agreed with him that he just…

Ah, excellent! Thank you, because that’s kind of major to me and it was really hard to find any comment on that for the longest time.

The one major question that’s been bugging me all this time that I’ve yet to find an answer to and that matters more to me than it probably should: does Deluxe still have the Mercedes-Benz karts?

The Senran Kagura series actually tends to have really solid gameplay and plays up the fanservice element more heavily for marketing and self-effacing humor than in-game. Although, I guess that does depend on how you play it...

After at least seven years trying to remind people Touhou is not an anime, this article probably being one of the main things that gets traction now is going to majorly backslide those efforts. Thanks.

I found that the game was an absolute buggy mess on Xbox 360 that’s broken to heck and back and crashes at the slightest provocation, but the actual toys are some of the best produced in a long time. I’d mostly recommend the sets if you want the toy part more than the game part!

I found that the game was an absolute buggy mess on Xbox 360 that’s broken to heck and back and crashes at the…

I think you’ve pretty much exactly nailed it. People really throw a freakin’ hissy fit whenever they think racing’s being emasculated somehow. Some people just wanna watch the damn racing.

What I’m especially hating is the NASCAR fandom’s grating, repeated lecherous responses of complete incredulity that somebody might ever NOT be okay with this. Like... I’m trying to get my friends and family into this. Scantily-clad women is not a factor that actually HELPS me at all.

In the first game, the gritty over-done noir tone mostly disappeared when it came to actual gameplay. It was a driving force in the main story, but once you’ve finished it, it doesn’t stay in-your-face about it. I’ve still hesitated over getting W_D2 simply because it really doesn’t seem to tonally resemble the first…

I remember a friend rather angrily ranting about this one since they were having a tough time and wanted a little escapism with some silly VNs, only for this to pat itself on the back for shutting them down. I kinda have to concur with them on this one. It’s not really a punchline, or a really intensive look at…

Stock cars at IMS are generally a dull enough affair that doing it twice in a row, and lowering the variety of tracks across series, seems like a questionable move all-around (though I get why having a cheaper option for people to see a race at Indy makes sense). I had wondered why it was that an Xfinity race at…

Nah, that’s just the A-Team strategy.