The side-by-side comparison comes courtesy of IGN, who ran the upcoming MMO with the graphics turned all the way and all the way down. The advantage of a low setting, of course, is that folks with less robust hardware will still be able to play the game. But, there's no avoiding the fact that doing so leaves you with…

Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons is an ok choice but Papers, Please did new and wonderful things with gameplay. Seriously the manner in which it doesn't instruct you in some gameplay elements and makes you figure them out for youself is an amazing organic experience that I've never seen done in a game before.

"Plus, the few that I do game with can kick my ass in those games."

Not a right to join my private club though.

I feel more like the customer is getting less product just so companies can save a nickel than I do excited about shitty digital manuals.

There is a difference between a simmer and a gamer. This tech is not important for gaming. .. Nor desired by gamers.

I would have to play them all again.

So watch out for landmines when skipping school...that's what I got out of it.

I don't see anything in those plans that makes me think they are going to turn the Wii U around.

At the time adventure games were popular they were the most high-tech of any games designed, with the exception of flight simulators but those not for presentation reasons. When arcades were the thing computers weren't capable of an arcade experiences. It doesn't seem like a coincidence to me that as computers got…

Curling is certainly a sport. It's a really stupid impossibly fascinating sport, but a sport for sure.

Pomeranian with a hair cut.

I disagree. I think the setting and background is more important than the story for most games, for games like AC, I can see your argument for the heavy reliance on story there being needed to keep your interest, but honestly I think that's a major knock against the game.

I really enjoyed the game but it's not without it's rough edges. Think of it as Baldur's gate pausable combat meets Xcom's normally turn based combat.

Here's another difference of opinion, I think story is one of the least important aspects of a game. Sure it can serve to propel the players desires and a good story can always make a game better, but game mechanics are what really makes a good game.

But the technical aspect is a part of making a competent game. The gameplay is worse off if its negatively effected by the technical issues. You can't really say the same for films. Few film directors build their own camera to make a movie, and when they do, guess what, we talk about that. Well every game engine…

Le jauq is making compairsons that cant be made to prove his point.

Hey Sloshy, the other player was probably myself, I think you're my steam friend. I know both DocSuess and I wrote up little mini reviews on it. We both seemed to feel the same way about it. It's a wonderful game.

That is one sexy AT in the background with the 5153 EGA monitor. Pimpin.

It wouldn't surprise me, before the original DS actually broke out in sales Nintendo annouced that that DS wasn't their "gaming" system and that they had another gaming oriented handheld in the works. Then the DS broke sales wise and they never mentioned that other hamdheld system again.