Instantly had to google what anime J.C. Staff had made to anticipate the drop in animation quality... but! Toradora!, Shokugeki no Shouma, Zero no Tsukaima, Danmachi, Toaru Majutsu no Index, Railgun, Ano Natsu de Matteru etc... 

For the fucking love of whatever gods have sought fit to curse us all:

Opening to the public is just a bad idea.

The only interesting title in the conference.

That would make sense. I can’t remember the last time I had friends over for split-screen gaming. If I bought this game, it’d be months between completing missions. At least a Switch can be packed up with 2 controllers and taken anywhere.

This is right up my alley, the last co-op game that seems to have this feel was probably the 2nd Army of Two game, where you could even kill your partner at the end of the game or stand together and let a nuke go off.

Except when you were a kid and your mom took you to the mall and you bought a game and then for the next hour you would excitedly read the manual as she walked around and shopped for stuff.

Vampire Saviors.
What? That looks like Darkstalkers.
Oh. It is Darkstalkers.

B.B. Hood is my favorite character that I play. The Uzi animation gets me every time.

right, but the other side of it is, a higher fee could keep out legitimately good small or solo developers who are barely living paycheck-to-paycheck. valve spoke a lot about having more human eyes on all of this going forward, so hopefully that cuts down on the shovelware problem

500 / 100 = 5

Why is this a hidden feature?

I came here to say that I really hate the whole “Games as a service” thing, because it’s a blatant lie on the part of the companies. No matter what, they will always treat their products as products, and more than that as exploitable products, because they can’t do anything else. MMOs, which have the best case for…

“you’d think we’d still have a semblance of freedom of speech remaining (and yes I know that mostly only applies to government institutions; it’s the thought that counts in these sorts of situations)“

It’s easier to say *anything* that could be considered a prop is a no-go in situations like this - yeah, it’s fucking annoying to have it be an issue, but if you let the guy with the cardboard sign up top in, then the guy behind him is going to say “well, i’m also bringing in a prop but since it’s not a gun it should…

*TRIGGERED*

Old and New. Seoul, South Korea. By Edward Alan Bartholomew.

You totally forgot the best one from E3 2013:

You must have a pretty goddamn amazing life if Bioshock Infinite is the worst purchase you’ve ever made.

Oddly, your comment makes me want to finally go give Watch Dogs a try since I really liked Bioshock Infinite.