It’s far too expensive for what it is at the moment IMHO.

You might try https://pcpartpicker.com/. Also https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc

I’ve played all the Halo campaigns and enjoyed most of them. In general, I preferred the ones I played through in co-op, which I did for Halo 3 and Reach. The first is a classic, of course, though I suspect parts may not have aged well. There are a lot of echoes of 2 in this one in terms of character switching and a…

I call this service “NoScript” and “Adblock”.

I’m signed in right now (and playing everybody’s favorite punching bag).

I’m not going to attack people who watch other people play, but I honestly don’t understand the whole twitch phenomenon at all. I can see if you don’t have a game and want to see if you might want to buy it, or you’re really into an online personality and want to watch them play, but as a gamer, I much prefer to play…

I’m amazed that anyone gave two shits over there with the amount of fanservice that already exists on nearly every front.

I think the irony here is that Notch made some disparaging remarks about Oculus being purchased by FaceBook, accusing them of essentially being sellouts. But then only a few months later Notch sell MC to Microsoft.

You know what game I really want to see on Steam already? FFXII. Also, on Vita.

I hope someone mods it into a good game.

36o, eh?

So you're saying the protagonist should look the protagonist of every western game?

If only more JRPGs used the generic Grizzled Dude With Buzzcut look/voice!

Why would they care when this is a Japanese game and they're Japanese developers in...Japan?

Do the japanese developers know that those hairstyles don't work outside Japan? they look like Beyonce's backup dancers...

It's because people are impatient with trying to legitimise gaming as a profession. They want to lump it together with the "traditional" sports in order to more easily convince the society that pro-gamers can earn big money too. It's more like a short-cut that the industry as a whole want to take in order to hasten…

Dynasty Warriors and Dragon Quest - two franchises that sell like hotcakes in Japan despite barely evolving between entries.

But... but... but... It's cardboard! Don't you guys get it? Cardboard is a building material you use when you want to make something cheap because even with clever design it has ZERO structural integrity. Paying 500 bucks for cardboard does not compute.

495 dollars for something that'd melt if i spilled coke on it? fuck you, dude.