I have a Waterfield case for both my 3DS and Vita. Once I (inevitably) get a Switch, I’ll get one for that, too.

Yes. Yes you should.

Will it run properly on PC this time? I love Telltale but Batman has made me cautious.

Mission Workshop is fantastic.

Mission Workshop is fantastic.

I knew you were in bed with him!

Everyone’s already said it, so I’ll just use a picture.

Golden is the superior version. They fixed a number of issues, added a new (and interesting) character, added an epilogue, as well as a true ending. Just get a Vita TV (or whatever it’s called) and play it that way.

The most important thing for getting into it? Having a good DM.

I started out as this terrible, morbidly obese woman. I made her as disgusting as possible... it’s nice to think that the Boss went from a black man to that during his coma. There’s probably a lawsuit somewhere in there...

And here I went and just clicked on the “Quick Start” button... I’m not sure if I could handle making a terrible, monster-Ryder for an entire game.

Thinking about it more, I’d say that I’m fine with people playing a game they legally own on another system. However, I become more iffy when the game is for a new console and a release game for that... because that takes sales away from the company for the console that (probably) has a lot of potential and a long…

This is great news! I can now go pick up a Wii U copy of the game without having to spend $250 for a dead console or $300 for the Switch (I eventually want to pick up a Switch but not ONLY for Zelda).

Oh? No thanks.

No.

My two year old girl:

Well, happy birthday to me!

I’m on board. What tipped me over was more ME and some of the (mostly) positive things I’ve read (such as what Patricia wrote the other day in her “Ovverwhelmed” article).

I love how this is basically System Shock. I’m so sold.

What if he meant platoons?

Same here. I bought my 360 off Craigslist and had it for a year before it got the RRoD... Microsoft replaced it with a new one. I still have that one and it still works.