My thoughts exactly. We’re talking about a game about a psychopathic killer in a highschool.

Your “friend” is an incredible writer.

This is basically the Joker with a ratty cape, top hat, and scythe.

Aren’t these games basically like Mark of the Ninja in 2.5D? Not a bad thing, since that MotN is a fun game.

It must be nice to have talent.

Like a distillation of Conan’s non-sense scores into something that holds constructive value. Seven 3D printed dentures out of waffle.

Fair enough. I played on PS4, so maybe the control setup was more tuned. But I’m replaying Mass Effect on PC for the first time right now (prepping for Andromeda obviously) and nothing can ever be as bad as the horrid Mako. It’s like trying to drive a clown car with the physical presence of a kick ball.

Agreed on all fronts except the cars. I like the driving. But it does feel like an arcade racer for sure.

Fack what? I know the game has been out forever, but I really wanted to go back to it and finish it one day, simply because Claire was such a good character. Now that’s kinda ruined...

If they really wanted to pitch an accurate ballpark for people to get a sense of the cost, they could have quoted it as “a bit more than a brand new generation console”. Right there, the actual cost is $600 and the Xbox One launched at $500.

I like it... And I’m actually in the market for a new laptop. I personally find the prospect of anything more than 1080p in a 12 inch laptop to be over kill, but I can roll with it and just drop the res for games.

The PSVR uses the PS4 3D camera for light sensing, and comes with an external mystery processing box to supplement the PS4. It also has a 1080p full RGB display. I believe the Rift uses a 1440p pentile display, which is cheaper per-pixel but higher resolution.

Now we wait on the price points for the VIVE and the PSVR

But can it see why kids love cinnamon toast crunch?

What someone should really be doing for this poor kid is set him on a proper path to a creative project that he can handle himself.

There is a dead pixel. #FiveWordHorrorStories

That’s usually the Android guy. Many Android users are tinkerers.

Windows Phone?

And Amiibos. Those are absurdly popular too. No doubt from the fact that many kids can recognize the major Nintendo characters. They may not sell many of samus to the kids of today, but Mario they surely will, and adults buy the others. They have a good wide net for most age groups.

Any chance you could include the original articles? I’d love to see the rest of these pieces.