Regarding the last sentence, I meant to write "I implore that you do the same". I have no idea why I wrote employ during that brain fart I had. I wish I can edit posts...too bad the edit option window is very narrow.

Virt composed this in 55 minutes for a competition. Shows you how versatile and brilliant he is.

For some reason, this game is completely off my radar. It looks damn good. Ubisoft's engine is indeed such an art-house one. Gameplay-wise, it looks from this review that it isn't up to snuff, but what's there is good, and the characters are moving. Might check this out soon for a quick fix.

I'm not expecting GOTY material from the Korra game, but at least something as decent as CyberConnect 2's take on Naruto for example. Rising is kind of a different project in contrast to Korra as Platinum was tasked to bring it back from limbo in contrast to this Korra game which is a fresh start on a licensed…

They picked an excellent developer to represent the franchise for consoles. A better pick than I expected. Let's hope Activision don't rush them so that we get an excellent Korra game.

Nicely written. For me, the first experience of swearing I've gotten in a videogame is Final Fantasy 7, although admittedly I couldn't always get the swear swords that were censored due to me being young when I played it. Playing it again when I was older made me realize how foul-mouthed it was at times. Next came…

Double Dash had the same technique, but very hard to pull off with blue shells. Easily done with Red Shells though.

Awesome mash-up.

Wishing him a speedy recovery. I hope this bile duct cancer is contained and didn't spread to any nearby organs or vessels. Judging by his letter though, it sounds like that they've detected it at a very early staging.

I can definitely see this being the next-step for Nintendo. They're the king of the handheld market so why not develop a handheld-like system which has the ability to connect to a TV as well? Furthermore, those who wish for high-spec level gaming can have that too via some sort of Nintendo box which amplifies the…

I meant to write on a Nintendo console CURRENTLY. Of course they appeared on the n64 since back then Rare was under Nintendo.

I'm no World of Warcraft expert...but that sounds like an incredibly boring and repetitive way to play the game. I would respect him if there was actual progress related to staying neutral, but staying on an Island and limiting yourself from exploring the world even after exhausting all its side-quests? Wow, dude.

Agreed. It's cheaper to actually get a PS3 in the long run with PS Now in its current state, even though the former is more convenient.

No way in hell I would pay any of these prices to rent a game for a limited time. 4 hours should be free and the other ones should be much, much cheaper. Let's hope the subscription costs aren't ludicrous, because honestly the only reason I'm midly interested in PS Now is playing the PS1 and PS2 backlog, which should…

I can't wait. I'm one of those late bloomers to the series. Didn't watch The Last Airbender series until a couple of months back. I binged like crazy. Very addicting, entertaining, funny, well-written, and enticing. I've not been this hooked to an American-animated series since Megas XLR. Korra exceeded my…

If true, then indeed this was a sweet deal. Sacrifice one game's code in favor for the rest of Rare's backlog. Too bad it didn't happen. Now, Rare's backlog can easily be ported for Xbox Live, as evident by the remastering of Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie.

Ah, those were the days. I used to be a huge EGM and GameFan fan. Used to buy those issues regularly even well into the early 2000s...and that's when the internet became more than feasible and convenient for me.

What a coincidence! Great minds think alike. :)

Nice interview. Indeed, as Miyamoto put it, having rough patches drives creativity and more content. While I'm one of the people who enjoyed the original Wii for what it had, it's first party support isn't the most memorable in contrast to the n64 and GameCube. Reason being is that the Wii sold extremely well, and…

Even more confusing, the DKC trilogy was available for the original Wii virtual console, then they mysteriously removed all three games last year without any explanation whatsoever.