For that to be true, there would have to have been some kind of ‘bait’, or attempt to deceive players that there was a horror element. If you go back and look at all of the preview material and anything said by Fullbright before release, you will find no such thing. The game was *never* sold as a horror game - any…

Former Vikings kicker (and all-around good dude) Chris Kluwe plays a ton of Magic (mostly Commander), as well as oodles of videogames and tabletop wargames. His Twitter avatar is even one of his favorite Warmachine models.

Not sure where the angry at “12s” is coming from? I was unsure what the term could mean, but a friend who knows more about sports stuff told me it was a term of endearment for dedicated fans - like those fans are an extra “12th” player on the team.

Some folks at Wizards of the Coast (the company that makes Magic) sent over a Magic care package worth about 2k (and matched it with an equal-value donation to a local charity) to Cassius. Not just new product that is easy to pick up from their stocks at the office, but some of the folks who work on Magic dipped into…

It’s amazing. I paid such a ridiculous amount to buy the import discs (because that was the only way to get the OST at the time).

Yeah, that’s Liberation. Aya temporarily transforms into a Mitochondria-powered angel of destruction and kicks the ever-loving crap out of everything in the fight.

It’s one of my all-time PS1 favorites. The game play is really unique and fun, and the concept is a neat idea. Article is very timely as well - PE is a great Halloween game!

Agreed, but the context given in the article paints her as a new officer, which is not correct. She’s been on the force - in the NYPD - for a few years as of the start of the game.

Oh, you absolutely *can* grind up into ridiculous levels of power, I was just saying it isn’t required.

Without getting into spoilers, yes. The final boss at the top of the Chrysler Building (only accessible in NG+) is very impactful on certain aspects of the story, and beating that boss changes the ending.

Aya’s no rookie! She’s a detective with the NYPD.

Chrysler Building is pretty easily doable on your first NG+ run. You get more than enough in the building to make yourself a weapon that can do the job.

You mean something like this article from 4 days ago?

Grand Admiral Thrawn will indeed be one of the main villains in Season 3. I literally screamed when he appeared in the trailer when they showed it during the Rebels panel from Star Wars Celebration Europe. From the little they showed at SWCE, it seems like they really nailed how sinister, calculating, and strategic…

Interdictors have appeared in Star Wars Rebels. They’re absolutely canon.

Heroes of the Aturi Cluster is absolutely as awesome as the hype would lead you to think. Fair warning: once you have gone through it, you will likely want to do it again with different builds, and you will almost certainly have about twice as many people who want to play as you did the first time.

Very, very well, yes. I bought KQ5 (on 5.25" disks) the day it was available. I still fondly remember how absolutely breathtaking the graphics were at the time, how wonderful the mouse interface was (using a mouse and contextual menus instead of typed commands in an adventure game!? revolutionary!), and, of course,…

Amen. The original was (and is) absolutely staggering in how much it brought to the table - and it did it all with an amazing amount of charm. Some of the varied systems may not have the polish of other parts of the game (looking at you, combat), but the various ways past each puzzle based on class / skills / spells…

I loved IRL!

Agreed. RP1 is just... not good. It’s nowhere near as bad as Armada (Cline’s next book after RP1), which ratchets up the wankery another notch or two and winds up feeling downright creepy.