far from alone, it's just that, as always, the regular haters are way louder than the rest of us...

I'm certainly among them, but I'm not holding my breath... :(
Especially now that they seem to have moved on with their new Kickstarter project.

The first two Myst books were absolutely fantastic at describing and expanding the Myst universe and D'Ni civilisation (being written by the game's creators obviously helped a lot). The third one on the other hand, while still a good read, was far less interesting, unfortunately.


Also, I never really played the game…

The first half was interesting, as it described Ico's life in his village prior to the game's events, but once it reached that point, it became just a light walkthrough of the game with nothing more that could keep your interest if you have played the game (although to be fair, I stopped two thirds in because of that,…

- It would be like walking up to a school yard bully and saying "Beating people up is wrong. There are better courses of action to take. And to prove it, I'm going to beat you senseless every day for the rest of your education."

I have to disagree with you there. And yous example doesn't quite work for this case.…

WHile Ganon's death did shock me, I never saw it with that meaning. But it makes so much sense.

well I get that but catch it for what ?

What still confuses me is what they are trying to achieve with those spam emails ? because anyone with half a brain (I know, this is the internet, so that probably already excludes a good portion of the population) can see from that first senence it's gibberish nonsense so ther's no point in opening it. And even if…

Unfortunately, I've realised that physical media, for games, have become just a sham. yes, they come with a disc but you still have to activate the thing on whatever client they're using (steam, uplay, origin etc) and then you can just download it from there as if you bought it online.

that right there sums up everything wrong with the AAA industry... That type of thinking needs to go.

That list probably needs a bit of sorting, though.
The main have been made by Traveller's Tales since the LEGO Star Wars (that includes Indiana Jones, LoTR, PotC, HP, Hobbit, Super Heroes, City Undercover etc...) They all kind of follow the same mechanics.

"Thankfully, Ubisoft is aware of the problem with Watch Dogs"

That big twist reveal at the end of the 6th temple in Link's awakening almost made me cry. That completely changed my view about video games.

also, when we bind the movement keys to something else than wasd (is in zqsd for azerty keyboard), YOU WILL AUTOMATICALLY BIND THOSE TO THE MENU DIRECTION TOO !!! or at least give the option to change them too.

How is that invalid ? As far as I know, no one ever blamed Spielberg for the transformers...

Does it say if Paul Dini back in the writer's seat ? Please, be back. Please.

from the point of view of a terrible gamer, I loved both games (I played both on PC)
DMC Had a very tight and responsive combat system and crazy action packed art style whereas LoS had more of a grand spectacle art with amazing vistas and a slightly more engaging story (although that might more be because I liked the…

I have to admit, that was my first thought then, since I don't have an ipad, I went looking for some more detailed comment on the in store situation like yours (thank you) but after reading it, I'm still sticking to my OT.
In your case, you didn't know there was a setting to get a password prompt every time. So nothing…

The one I'm most interested in right now is Ghost of a Tale.

"In addition to the film series, “Fantastic Beasts” will also be developed across the Studio’s video game, consumer products and digital initiatives businesses, including enhanced links with Pottermore.com, Rowling’s digital online experience built around the Harry Potter stories."

This right there sort of tells me…