lol. While it’s grammatically possible that it could be taken another way, nobody would really think that’s what it meant.

I thought the lock-on feature came from Sonic 4. I don’t recall that in Sonic and Knuckles.

Wow, you’re smart. Everyone knows English is an amalgam of laungauges. So what did you mean by “actual English”?

Age, gym, damage, gelato, geriatric, suffrage, etc. Your claim that hard “g” is more common is baseless. “Actual Engkish”—yeah, that’s a language that is spoken, sure.

The letters in acronyms are not beholden to the pronunciation of the words they represent. Whoever came up with that idea is stupid, and too many people accept it without thinking of the endless examples where it’s wrong.

The letters in acronyms are not beholden to the pronunciation of the words they represent. Whoever came up with that idea is stupid, and too many people accept it without thinking of the endless examples where it’s wrong.

Can’t wait for the FTC to crack down on this false advertising. Soft “g” forever.

The appeal to me is that it’s relaxing, cute, and silly. The collection aspect (and filling up the museum), to me, is fun, and there are a lot of things you can only get in certain seasons or on certain days. The decoration (town/home) aspect brings some creativity to the mix, and there are a lot of items and choices…

“the world’s largest DNA database in the world”

You can stop playing for a long time and then come back. I’ve done it several times in New Leaf. Not sure what your problem is.

You can adjust the clock on your console. The last game also had settings to adjust when the town is awake in case you play late at night.

Double whammy with a dose of comeuppance: I broke up with my girlfriend of 11 years (who was pressing me to marry her) and moved out, even though she loved me and was secure and stable, and then the married Russian girl who moved to New York to be near me (who started talking to me on a penpal app over a year ago) brok…

People in the ‘80s loved Frogger for Playstation? Interesting.

This is really amazing. Guess I'm not the only one who loved this game.

Thanks for this, because I was stoned out of my mind when I played the first 60 minutes.

You didn't understand the reasoning behind Wii?

Man hating? Where?

Man hating? Where?

I was too stressed by Amnesia: The Dark Descent to finish it. I might've only gotten halfway through. It made me literally sick because of how scared and stressed I got. I still recommend it to everyone as an amazing horror game.

I love that this list has so many indie picks on it. They all look right up my alley.  

Just remote play on a computer or Vita. Remote play was made for RPGs.