Shhhh... just wait for the DLC.

Could you imagine- the game's ending was so bad that the collective-consciousness of Mass Effect fans, their brains stressed out from trying to make sense of what happened, created an interpretation of the terrible ending that made it wholly decent.

In short, I thought VII said everything it needed to, and wrapped it up nicely.

Haha, well, I guess if you consider that the ending, I wouldn't disagree with you.

How is Final Fantasy VII the worst ending you can think of? You kill the Lavos-esque Jenova, Cloud confronts and defeats Sephiroth (be it literally or metaphorically), and you actually manage to save the planet, which countless people laid down their lives to help you accomplish. What more did you expect?

Hey now, I don't make fun of your taste in video games.

This is incredible news! I was half expecting it to be one of those half-translated import copies, but this is the real deal! Thank you so much for getting the word out there, haha.

WAIT- theres a directors cut on the ps3?!

Tablets are great, but they can only play games that work on tablets.

Not that it helps much, but you can play them over remote play.

"Every game COULD be better"

How long did the all weapons trophy take you? Thats the only one keeping me from going for it right now.

Okay, call me crazy, but, if both versions can play together (right?), and one version has characters the other doesn't (right?), wouldn't the other version need those files to play against those characters? Also, wouldn't it make sense if two virtually identical games shared assets, even if they sat unused on disc?…

I still remember the whole community of players trying to decipher what actually happened during the original Silent Hill, which lasted pretty much until Team Silent came out with that book that explained it all.

Oh god, I can't imagine that anything in that game smells good. Although wouldnt it be deeply funny/troubling if Blight Town turned out to smell wonderful?

If you dont know what youre looking at, its not really a spoiler. At least in my opinion.

Its so awful when people say Dark Souls doesnt have a story, because clearly it does, its just told passively, and expects you to be smart enough to read environmental cues (or even item descriptions, at the very least).

Im thinking, and this is from someone with no grounding in reality, it would make sense to release two models: the "normal" ps4, and a more expensive ps4 that feature a cell/emotion engine combo.

Yogurt (drink, in this case) gives it the consistency of a smoothie. It might sound gross, but it can be pulled off if paired with the right counter-balance. Plus, I doubt it would fit its namesake if it wasnt a little thicker than your average cocktail.

I'm thinking this has the potential to be quite delicious.