I think Futurama agrees.

Starts immediately attacking Culex due to how dangerous he looks.

Haha what a coincidence that an article about Super Mario RPG turns up. I had been talking with my friends for the last few days about wanting Geno in Smash Bros. and remembering the game in general, and I even just recently finished some fan art too~

Nope, we're watching the INTERNET!

Well...these are kind of creepy, but I think that has more to do with the albino esque qualities, the music, and some of the animatio..GAHlakjsdhflkajhsdflkjahsdlkjh!!!!! That's not right! That's not right at all!

Except what you actually said is you get a "few extra missions for $10 a pop". Which means you're talking about story extension DLC and not the crap most everyone ignores like extra costumes/colors/skins that are much less than $10. Not to mention, before BL2 even came out you could get the season pass with all 4…

This is one of many major reasons why I love Infinite so much. What other blockbuster super mainstream game of this caliber has the balls to put that ending in the game? Fucking none. But they went there. Fantastic experience. Love the scenery, love the story, and as a diehard FPS fan since Wolfenstein...I loved that…

I think age or parenthood might have a part to play in the emotional connection in the game as well. The story is really about a father and his child if the player has kids I think the story has a much better chance of grabbing you emotionally.

I have the imported version. It took me about 4 hours the first time to unlock multiplayer, but that's mostly because the story quests are really easy to do. Play through Hard Mode and Inferno Mode. At that point dying has such an embarrassing impact on you (in that it exponentially costs more and more gold to…

I think the PS4's using some weird form of Direct X 11.1 and The One is using Direct X 11.2.

Agreed. Once I realized they were going into quantum mechanics in the museum... I was like... wait a minute.. no way. They are going to go down this path? It got me excited to see the ending because I was like, they are actually going to go this route. What a ballsy move. I love me some quantum mechanics story-lines.

I disagree.

You know you're not required to buy this right? Why exactly are you complaining?

I did the math and figured out the ending fairly early on, but I found the voice acting and the graphics just created a very immersive experience that really had me hooked.

I did like how they gave you that revelation in the interrogation room that you made the wrong choice. Elizabeth even gets it.

Before BioShock Infinite, the only time I've had real-world emotional feelings about a game was the McClellan family townhome in Fallout 3.

I wish more games would do this.

Me too, usually I just want a leaner experience with less content, than more...but I wanted to see more of Columbia.

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That was also my first question when I saw this :P