Nintendo has been making decision after decision that just shows how little they care for consumers and have shifted from long term sustainability more and more into making as much short term money as possible without thinking of how it might perterb or piss off their fans. i.e. amiibo, releasing systems still for…

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I am really happy at all the options that are coming out for colorblind people. Since 1 out of 10 males are colorblind, I’m always surprised that we don’t see every game have colorblind options.

I think The Division was the most impressive with their colorblind options, since it actually has separate options depending…

Given infinite time and money, any creative person would work on it until they deem it of quality.

Steampunk makes it pretty easy, and you can even use Xbox One controllers. That being said a console version for a Party game is obviously ideal.

Origins is the only one I haven’t played, so I was hoping they would include it. I still have so much more poking around to do in Knight, what with all the Riddler trophies and the DLC that I don’t see myself going back to Asylum and City. But they will be great games for first-timers to pick up. They’re both terrific.

Or, you know, horizons are horizontal.

I know. I read it and I was like “did we have to specify that DOS was a type of OS? I guess we do. Huh.”

“DOS! DOS! DOS!” in defense of Microsoft’s established platform for games. But as WinDoom began playing on the large screen, a hush of reverence fell over the crowd. The age of Windows and DirectX had begun.

PC master race : origins!

I’m just happy to know that SNK is finally turning an eye towards the rest of its post-1996 catalog. Their PlayStation 2 anthologies were a nice, if unsurprising, start...and then nothing. It hasn’t helped that it appears to take them forever and a day to get a single, emulated game out the door, either. I mean, Metal…

With Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End, Doom, and Valkyria Chronicles Remastered already purchased, I have no business whatsoever buying another game for at least a couple of months.

DOOM.

Great art; sharp wit; a slow burning, well-written story; an astonishing grasp on all things pop culture. What’s there to like, amirite!?

obligatory...

Only one choice...

Just a quick crappy shop.

I’ve gotten several dozen comments and Twitter replies suggesting Lost Odyssey, which signals to me that it’s not underappreciated at all!

People keep giving me shit for being so against this online only stuff.. but this keeps happening and retail copies are becoming coasters left and right or straight up not containing half the game like tony hawk 5 which on disc was just a training mode and a few characters or something.