Main problem with digital games for me is that they are just as expensive as the boxed games. And I can usually sell my boxed games if I so desire. Not to mention, I like having the physical copy of the game.

The word this drawing inspires is “Liefeldian”

This is clearly Sakura wearing Ryu’s outfit after she got breast enhancement payed for by the victory money of the tournament.

I have a kid named Daniel and kid named Sean. So now in my house we have non-stop “Damn, Daniel!” and “Shit, Sean!”

I demo’d the Vive, the motion tracking is pretty much spot on.

Most games work when they are released, but most games arn’t batman...lol

Yep. Though, to be honest I can’t remember the last time I pirated a game... Between Steam and Humble Bundle (especially now that you can return Steam games if they suck) and whatnot, it’s just become less of a hassle to buy than to pirate. :P

A reduction in piracy won’t = an increase in sales. it’ll just result in less games being played by pirates.

Layers of Fear, a promising horror game about a tortured artist, is leaving Early Access on February 16 for PC, Xbox One, and PS4. Patricia took a look at the in-development version of Layers of Fear last year, and having played it for myself, I can back her up: it’s terrifying.

Nobody snuggles with Max Power. You strap yourself in and feel the Gs!

But you mustn’t touch

Mirror’s Edge was one of those games I didn’t get around to until about two or three years ago, when I first built my gaming PC (with the help of my fantastic brother-in-law).

I’ve upgraded the rig since then, but Mirror’s Edge is one of the few games I’ve consistently refused to uninstall over and over again, despite…

Mike, as a music selector, you’re fired. #micdrop

I’d feel sorry for them not getting to keep it all, except they shot that video vertically. And that’s unforgivable!

I say this is a good thing, as I’m sure many others will echo. Far too many high profile games are released nowadays that suffer because of trying to meet publisher enforced deadlines.

It depends, we are talking of people here who are reverse engineering or creating from scratch programs capable of interpreting and replacing actual hardware. For example, the PS3 can emulate most PS2 games just fine, BUT that’s because Sony has internal knowledge of how the exact system worked.
Here? just a bunch of…

It wasn’t bad... I rewatched it and the special effects have actually aged fairly well compared to other films that came out in the same timeframe and the plot really wasn’t that bad... If I had no frame of refference I could imagine it was released around the same time battle: Lost angeles was filmed and released.

I’d…