I think that one’s in that list!

I was more into obtaining some of the special rides, like that everything-proof Admiral, or Truth’s Mothership.

I was thinking cut content, but also the possibility of code for upcoming DLC. The ‘other requirement’ might be related to getting a mission prompt from such DLC.

When I was younger, I had people around, including a friend who knew exactly what he was doing with setting up software and games, well back before everything got much easier with the 'plug and play.'

Incredible work. Was thrilled to see this!

There's a regular limit on number of Civs in any vanilla game ... it's set at a max of 22. So in order to do what they did, they had to use a mod to get that many Civs running.

*Smile Intensifies*

I remember hearing about this, but I was used to bad news anywhere cops were in any GTA game. And the protagonist is a violent character with multiple murders under the belt, and outside of maybe some conscience in CJ and Niko, the characters all seemed to be potent psychopaths.

First game that has tempted me toward a current-gen console. Rock Band is fun.

When I can fit in the time, Civ 5.

had 2 cats for many many years. know that same feel.

I don't think that's what Serrels was communicating.

Wow. He had to distract the kittens to set the food dish down. That's wise, and they're some hungry kittens.

You just can't advertise something is so real you will get motion sickness, then show what they showed, because this type of mass reaction is what happens.

Well you can't hard sell quality and reality as a thing in an ad, then show people graphics that can be readily reacted as 'dated.'

The whole video is pretty confusing to me, considering that it seems like they were trying to go for a family/kids type of genre with simplified, Lego-like graphics in some ways, but then they're showing off HD-type stuff mixed in with misleading shots of an actual roller coaster video from 1st person POV.

Holy crap, it's like seeing GTA 5's Franklin's stock Buffalo, chromed out, IRL.

I think that's the crux of the playful argument ... we're all way comfy with our own 'regular' intersection, myself definitely included.

Blame games are so fun, especially on stories and characters. :D

You had me at the words "Comcast" and "bullshit."