It was the honesty and (let's face it) correctness that makes me want to de-like.

Every time

This post already has too many likes. I WANT TO TAKE YOUR LIKES AWAY.

Honestly? Never got that far. Got fed up with the story and repetition. Shame really enjoyed the rest of the game.

I've only just finished III, but by the time I was through with it I was TOTALLY fed up with having this sort of neo-fundamentalist ANY-SORT-OF-GOVERNANCE-IS-EVIIIIIIILLLLLLLLL crap shoved down my throat at every turn. By game-end, I was genuinely rooting for the Templars; at least they seemed to have some sort of…

One of the most frustrating parts of ACIII was how amazingly anal retentive it was about uncovering map elements. You had to be right. on. top. of them, and the wishy-washy have-I-been-there-yet fog-of-war didn't help anything.

Moment of honesty? I thought this was a screenshot from the Sims.

[Note: This article is a tongue-in-cheek look at the game and not a serious examination]

Calling all cars, calling all cars. APB. Be on look out. Suspect thought to be holding approximately 336 Ps is on the loose.

Look, Minecraft could use a graphics upgrade, but nothing that shader packs haven't already done. This saps all of the character out of the game, and makes it look like every-other-"rogue"-survival-game: Boxy Tree Edition. There are more than enough games in Steam's Early Access queue that do exactly this.

Those are some pretty beefy squirrels. GoPros are dense little guys with an awkward shape for squirrel hands. I can't really get my head around how they managed to climb the tree with it facing forward.

Ah man, missed it! I would have totally resubmitted my old WiiCR from a previous Gizmodo contest.

I don't actually remember that about Myth II. That's one of my all-time favorite games! Maybe I just got on the bandwagon post-glitched release?

No, but now I do have a new nemesis

Pandagram is quoted by Korea Realtime as saying the armbands were not inspired by Nazi armbands (above). Rather, the spokesperson said the logo was inspired by a traffic sign, and the directional arrows represent the group's desire "to expand without a limit in four directions."

STOP WAVING YOUR FANCY REVIEW COPY IN OUR PLEB FACES, PATRICIA...*

National Report does a lot of really good satire, but sometimes their jabs are just a little too close to reality for those not-in-the-know to pick up on.

(Or it's because the National Report is satire)

I have it for my 360 . The game works surprisingly well with console controls.

1) Majora's Mask
2) Ocarina of Time
3) Wind Waker
4) Link to the Past
5) Twilight Princess