Yes, the swirling fire spell is actually the Weapon Skill called Bloodboon Ritual, which can only be acquired by equipping Mohgwyn’s Sacred Spear. To get that weapon, you would need to defeat Mohg, Lord of Blood. Since the weapon scales with Arcane, you would need at least 60 Arcane to take the Albinaurics out with…

We assume, in a perfect world, Lucasjrivarola’s brother was okay, but the fact that he left that detail out in his story made for a hilarious follow-up comment by Hadjimurad.

An Avatar reference? This, my friend, is a Naruto villain by the name of Madara Uchiha. Weird that they included Goku/Gohan/(Goten?) and Ichigo, the main protagonists of their respective series, but not Naruto of Naruto.

Wrong Nintendo series, but it still applies. The urge to immediately fire off whichever power-up pops out of those lovely translucent cubes is strong, but you could be throwing away a racing advantage for quick thrill. Are you in first place? Save your turtle shells to shield you from the inevitable attacks from your…

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Lol, the "realistic absurdity"... I'll have to add that to my dictionary.

You are definitely right about N3 bearing too many similarities to the DW franchise. I'd say as a whole, DR was much more effective in getting gamers everywhere to recognize the insanity and hilarity that ensues when you, once a single zombie-slaying force, a lone ranger, are one day able to ... Spoiler alert ...

I agree wholeheartedly with this post; I posted this already, but Dead Rising certainly set the bar for zombie apocalypse-type games for its time, pushing the technical limits of the number of objects (in this case, zombies) you can have on-screen at one time for a console game. Although you can argue that similar…

Dead Rising on the Xbox 360 certainly set the bar for zombie apocalypse-type games for its time, pushing the limits of the number of objects (in this case, zombies) you can have on-screen at one time. Although you can argue that games such as Ninety Nine Nights already did this, it didn't have the mainstream appeal…

Stephen: FYI, the disc tray is called a "self-loading drive". I had to look it up myself.