The good thing is the plane was able to land. There’s a lot that could’ve gone wrong.

But does it play Atari 2600 games on the computer screens?

Yes but at the same time, this game has been in development for 10 years, has had at least one redo in its development process, and since the last two years has had a major change in storyline (which undoubtedly caused another hiccup in development, depending on how much replacing Stella with Luna caused).

FFXIV was the sole reason they pushed an immense profit in 2013.

“Better than Spirits Wthin”

I’m wondering if Denuvo is still something that’s outside looking in. If that’s the case, then I feel that’s it’s weakest link. Next step in DRM: bake it into all executable code and data.

A lot of the games I bought were either because they were a really good deal or they came with something (a free game with purchase of some hardware I’ve been wanting? Sure!)

Republicans contend the law has raised prices for consumers without making a substantial dent in the volume of global climate emissions.

Maybe it’s just a “camera preference”? There are lots of shooting games from Japan, but maybe they prefer third person over first person.

I don’t get why they’re casting Beat Takeshi.

They’re working on it...

If only we can teach people to stop overhyping things...

This is also the weird one in the US. Not because it was first named FFII, but because apparently Square thought US gamers couldn’t handle the supposed difficulty of the original and made the game easier (which they re-released over there as the “Easy Type” version).

Nothing like “but it’s 50% off!” to entice you to buy something you don’t really need and never would have purchased in the first place.

It didn’t minimize combat, it just made combat trivial. Otherwise the game would be really boring walking down those sparsely populated hallways with no real sense of urgency.

Why not just spare them the trouble and crash the game as soon as they select it? :D

Mass Effect 1 and 2 had a story book mode for Mass Effect 3, so you can start the game off the major storyline choices made without having to play the other two games.

If you want to skip combat, then go watch a Let’s Play and skip through all the parts where said combat is. Unless you happen to find a “movie version” of the game.

You’re cutting out basically a good chunk of the draw these games have.

It’s just like any other pre-paid transportation card. You put money on it and recharge it when it’s low. It just so happens other places accept its credit.

Best comment ever, I give it a 5/7.