No, nothing outside the gameplay...Suppose the memory mapping in a game worked like this..there's a variable for your name with only a 10 character value, and RIGHT AFTER IT, the ammount of money you have has with 10 digit value, but, because of a glitch, the game could receive the a bigger than 10 character name, so,…

There's skill involved in playing through the whole game as fast as you can and another set of skills involved in breaking the game to make it through the end as fast as you can.

I had this with Disgaea 1 and I have this recurrently when "derusting" my Starcraft 2 skills, and, for some strange reason, sessions longer than 30 minutes of bejewled-like games makes the game "happen in my head".

Disgaea 1, is a SRPG, and being turned based and all, for every movement there's AT LEAST 3 chimes - open…

Oh, I see, so you're giving your opinion on what you know nothing and don't really care about. This clarifies everything.

Ok, people, let this one rot.

What speedruns have you been watching if you think the runners play the games as "intended"?

This one has a turtle with a cannon...This one has a FREAKING FIRE BREATHING DRAGON!

L'Oreal ads, now featuring Lara Croft, Lightning and Bayonetta.

She had skills that recovered HP/SP. If that isn't useful, I don't know what is.

Xenoblade Chronicles for the Wii had a massive world where things felt connected, great songs all around, the story was well told with likeable characters, and the battle system was fun, with lots of loot and skill trees, going around. If Xeno X grows to be anything like it, it will be a nice and needed addition to…

At this point, as long as it isn't another Other M, with the "have to ask for permission to be fun" bullshit, I'm fine with either.

I don't really know how much YTers get, but I really believe that if your games costs more than 40$, if 1 in every 100k viewers buy the game in the video, the company is already making more money than the guy that made the video.

I've bought Minecraft, Transistor, Electronic Super Joy, Antichamber, Dust: An Elysian Tail, FTL, Organ Trail, One Finger Death Punch, Ring Runner, Scribblenauts, Sanctum, Stanley Parable, Terraria, Thomas Was Alone, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, The Walking Dead and Warhammer 40k Space Marine because of Let's Plays…

Because gameplay videos shows what your product is, not like a "random item of a character". Toys, shirts and whatnot are kinds of advertisement, yes, but if you see the toy of a game character on a shelf, does that makes you want to buy the game where it's from? I think not, those items are for people that already…

YT impact may not make sales shoot through the roof, but I'm almost sure that unless you're Pewdiepie with a legion of viewers behind you, if you make a video that gets 100k views, and you conviced a single person to buy the game, Nintendo probably profited more than you did.

"I never have understood that "wait until X game comes out first" mentality. Why?"

Because that's how things should actually be! Why would you buy a console if it doesn't have a game/set of games that you really want? Support the company? Pwah, the companies should be catering to the consumer, not the other way around,…

All they said was the reaper threat is no more, the end. Everything else is still out there. But of course, I haven't played all the DLCs, so maybe you know more, but I'm not paying more than I payed for the game itself so it can have a proper ending, which after three games, should've been a given to begin with.

Yes, I wanted to see the things I listed, but more than that, I wanted closure and it gave me shit. Again, 100+ hours of gameplay in three games, with lots of good characters, full of emotional choices, and everything was simply turned into numbers and still pictures. Heck, even Mordin's death had a bigger impact on…

Nope, that surely was not most people did after finishing ME3. It was so not it, that Bioware released an extended ending to try to fix things, which it kinda did, but not completely. I wanted to see a big combat, with every race or group of people I helped fighting together, not just "hey, we're building this thing…

When it's that bad, not being noisy is not normal. When you're finishing your meal at a restaurant, if the owner's dog appear out of nowhere, climbs on your table and shits on your dessert, you don't smile and pay the bill like nothing happened.

I can ask Bill Gates for a million dollars, too. I don't think he will give it to me, though. :/