It would be great if they release The Legend of the Mystical Ninja. I’ve always felt it was a hidden gem. I fear this list of games might just be part of some emulation test, and not a clear indication of what they will release.

there would be no reason to tell the police and nothing for the police to do

If it really is Activision stepping away then that would be a bit ironic to me. From the rumors I’ve heard it seems that Activision was involved with all of the bad decisions for Destiny.

Technically they have the $100m deal with NetEase as far as backing, though who knows what the deal’s stipulations were. I would hope that they don’t rush so they can avoid bad decisions with their new game, but I suspect you are correct. As far as Destiny, I fear too many bad decisions have already been made and they…

Man, I know what you mean with the Warriors games. The ones I’ve played this year are All-Stars, Dragon Quest Heroes, and recently started Orochi 4, and they just eat up a ton of time. 

I’m looking to wrap up State of Decay 2 tonight, though it probably won’t happen. Once it’s done I’ll probably start Spider-Man, or maybe continue Crystalis on the SNK game on Switch.

If you’re looking for just the cart that’s relatively cheap. You might be seeing the prices for more complete copies (in box, with manual, etc.). Then again, you can also get it on XBox360 arcade, or in the Rare Replay disc, both of which should be $30 or less.

I hadn’t heard that one, but that would be pretty cool.

That’s definitely accurate for most ghouls. I think the most accurate thing to say is “their aging process essentially stops”, but I haven’t thought of a better way to say that.

Technically we’ve been sharing that honor with Mexico and England for the last few years.

So the implication is that all ghouls are functionally immortal, or at least have much longer life spans than normal humans.

I believe I saw your presentation of this at SRGE this year. It was very informative, but I didn’t have a way to take notes so I’m glad you published this article.

The two main deterioration issues I’m aware of for cartridges (at least for ability to play) is the contact pins wearing down, and if the game requires a battery for saving. I also wouldn’t be surprised if the board has ways of deteriorating, even if only the metal gradually degrades from usage (as most electronics…

Yeah, that point is a bit too broad. Based on the content of the section, I think it would be more accurate to say “cons can be the best place to get great deals, but only in certain situations”.

I’ve had similar experiences recently with Symphony of the Night on PS4. In general I have a pretty good idea of what I’m doing and where I’m going, but there have a been a few items whose descriptions are unhelpful and needed to look up.

This news is a little surprising to me, but only in that I’m surprised it took this long. Especially considering that GameFAQs is around 20 years old at this point. I suspect the main thing that kept physical game guides afloat was the relatively low internet speed for the average user through the early 2000s. I also…

Likely the same as last weekend: State of Decay 2 multiplayer; Warriors Orochi 4; RDR2.

Hopefully Malone gets the curse lifted, maybe that way he’ll make better music that isn’t so boring to me.

I’ll continue to play State of Decay 2 with my friend. It’s definitely more fun (and easy) with multiple players. On my own, it’s a toss up for the 3 games I got last Friday: RDR2, Warriors Orochi 4, and Symphony of the Night (PS4). Even though RDR is the big release right now, I’ve actually spent more time with WO4…

It only sort of made sense back when Fortnite was a zombie game and the devs did early release to gauge player interest. And maybe at first when it transitioned to a battle royale game, just because that was a new feature. But it’s been for over a year now (I think). At this point it’s essentially a complete game…