Wow. We’ve come a long way since Fallout 1. /sarcasm

Sounds like “How Can Mirrors Be Real If Our Eyes Aren’t Real” or “Water In The Eyes And Alcohol In The Eyes Are Pretty Much The Same I Know This From First Hand Experience.” all over again. They should let Jayden Smith take a stab at the Joker.

I’ve had BG2 as my ‘favorite game ever’ for almost 15 years but thinking of ‘best expansion’, ehhh I don’t know. It had a nice chunk of content, but it was very stale in comparison with the base game, the HLA’s were way too strong and I generally spend my time running through everything once I get halfway into ToB…

I always love the ‘if humans evolved from monkeys, why are there still monkeys?’ argument because it makes it painfully obvious the person speaking hasn’t ever intended to understand evolution.

I can’t vouch for what US chocolate tastes like, but I do know I’m one of those fearful EUssies being frightened by TTiP for fucking up years of established safety/health regulations in favor of more moneyz for the ultra large conglomerates.

you must have a lot of fun playing video games

One more reason to keep hitting that VATS button over and over; you never know when a Hyundai Sonata drives through the wall!

Everyone should buy at least one copy of any version of FFVI...

I guess next year will be a make-or-break year for VR. Trendforce puts the market next year at almost 7 billion, which seems like a huge number to me. Another interesting quote from the article:

Was this the same reason they gave for the new Hitman game? Not sure why Square Enix suddenly doesn’t have the resources to build non-episodic games. Probably has to do with risk-management and other financial thingies.

I don’t see Skyrim as a masterpiece or anything (more like a fun romp) but the fact about modded games not having enough enemy variety is simply false. There’s tons of mods adding creatures and other enemies.

spoiler #2: bambi’s mother dies!

It’s not a proper Ubisoft game without climbing into tall stuff and synchronizing the map!

This is the first time in a loooong time that I actually agree with the ‘Game Awards’. Witcher 3 was indeed the best game this year. I’d rank MGSV somewhat below it.

I didn’t care too much for the factions personally, but I liked the Institute and the BoS. The first one mostly because I liked their base and I’m pro-synth and pro-illuminati (guess which Deus Ex ending I chose!). The latter because I’ve always stuck with the BoS whenever possible in the Fallout games, mainly because…

So you’d buy a book which you could hardly read because of the font, because in the end ‘the story is important’? That doesn’t even make any sense. You’d think that the publisher would fix their ‘font’ first and then release the book. There’s a reason books don’t use a 5pt font format and games don’t release in a…

why are ‘this game sucks, I have a 980 and still got 20fps’ reviews less important than the ones who -can- play the game? isn’t it fairly important when purchasing a game to have it work?

Reminds me of this video