So 4 player co-op Dark Souls with an attack, dodge, heal, and 3 special attacks.

Are you in the Bay?

I enjoyed Far Cry 3, and Blood Dragon was a love letter written from the developers to my soul. I'm sure Far Cry 4 will be a good game, but I could do without the ridiculous African accent introducing me to Central Asia... I mean, it's not even the right continent.

Here's a good one: Why have you not attempted to make the transition into production? 10 years is a long time in QA.

I'll agree with you, after reading your multiple comments. I'll also agree that this article is misleading, especially with a title, "Photo Series Focuses On The Evolution Of Video Game Controllers."

It's an art project with a static camera. While it's true, nobody would hold on to the D-Pad, he probably took shots of him holding the each controller 50 times before selecting the one that he preferred.

Looking at full photo series, why didn't he show the original PS controller (1994-1997), then show the DS2 for the PS2? You can even tell this is definitely a DS1, and not the more unusual Dual Analog Controller. Showing a DS1 and a DS2 doesn't really show any evolution of design. Seems kinda pointless.

It's not about cost effectiveness. Aside from Smash Bros & the upcoming Zelda, I simply don't want to play any of those games. Maybe the new Mario Kart, but come on, Pac-man? Mario Maker? Mario Party 10, yeah there's a winner.

Maybe if there were a few decent games for their console, people would buy it.

"I don't even need to see the whole movie to tell you it's going to be amazing. How can it not be? It's a movie about Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson acting like he's Hercules. "

I will never understand the appeal of "Any%" speed runs. Congrats - you glitched the Japanese version of the game in record time. Yay for not having to waste money on a Game Genie?

Meanwhile you have some pasty mouthbreaker staring camera right, having a one-sided conversation with only God knows who. This is…

Ugh.

Money.

This interview is the difference between an indie engineer and a marketing trained producer or designer that had a vetting process with a multi-million to billion dollar company. The "Um's and Uh's" are downright embarrassing when trying to show off his game.

Props to him for creating this awesome homage - but he…

The fondest memory I have about Kotor2 was the level-up system, tiered skills, and especially the Jedi/Sith prestige classes.