Actually, it wasn’t just Blockbuster video. I was managing a Babbage’s video game store in 1995, and we received several of those Mario Tennis display boxes for our display shelf. I did keep one for myself too.

I purchased 7 years of PSN Plus when the cards went on sale for $24 a few years ago during Black Friday sales. I gave away two as Xmas gifts and haven’t seen it go this low again. My Plus is set to expire late next year, but if I ever see it for $30 or less before then I will stack them up again.

I purchased 7 years of PSN Plus when the cards went on sale for $24 a few years ago during Black Friday sales. I…

cool thanks for that. sadly, none of those games have a photo mode (they all should), so I have to work off png screenshots from the game and the way the scene is.

i’ll check my monitor settings. nevr considered that.

My reply was to Timnicebutdim in particular, VG’s shot is definitely better.

I think art is far too subjective to claim that these shots are “bad”necessarily. VG Obsession’s is pretty good compositionally I think. I suspect Ray’s shots have some diffusion added in post, curves adjust for that film look, and color correction. I would probably take multiples at different exposures to get what I…

That's better than the majority of pics on here! Great job.

True dat.

Ray Soemarsono has us all beat with these incredible images.

The game is so beautiful that it’s kind of hard to take a bad picture.

I turned off the photo mode, 'cause I knew I'd go picture-crazy if I didn't.

Same here! I actually had 1GB of screenshots by the time I finished the damn game.

“there are images from the end of the game here, so spoiler warnings, etc etc.”

So what does this patch do exactly?

Ehhhh. IGN is saying that Miyamoto confirmed they still have it scheduled for release on Wii U in 2016, but if anything was going to be delayed and moved over to NX, it would be Zelda.

Up here, you’ll see that we carefully separated the items you won’t be allowed to own.

Incoming class-action for false advertising! Customer sense of entitlement is limitless.

I would argue that this falls under transformative use of materials, and was created as a parody of the walking dead. Thus, as long as they didn't have to break any DRM to access the files, it would be protected under current copyright law.

Also, it's hilarious.

I'm just happy about Herzog Zwei getting a mention in the mainstream gaming press. What the world needs is HZ on XBLA & PSN with online play. #brutallegend