lol, Hungrybox is a pretty cool guy. He ended up getting 2nd at Apex. Man, that grand finals was boring (search "armada hungrybox apex 2012" on youtube, it'll be the first one).
I just realized..."going inside the TV" is a perfect metaphor for the game itself.
Transformers Football would be one of the best ideas of our generation. Throw ball, transform into jet, fly over and catch ball, touchdown. If it's an away game, destroy everyone booing.
The timed attacks were really cool. More non-paper mario games should have picked up on that.
lol...articuno, groudon, mewtwo, zekrom...jigglypuff. GO JIGGLYPUFF GO
To be fair, if you make a bad subclass choice, you can just rest that character and try again (-5 levels, reset all skill points and remove subclass). Then all you're really losing is the time it takes to gain them 5 more levels. If you only do this with one or two characters at a time, rather than redoing a whole party, the difference is barely noticeable.
So you're on the Native Americans' side? That's so cool :O
Yeah man, every time I play Guitar Hero, it takes all my restraint not to run outside and kill everyone in sight.
Layton has really good puzzles, but I get tired of talking to NPCs I don't care about to initiate them...
When I went to get a 3DS (at a Best Buy near my house), there were boxes of them stacked next to boxes of DSis. Some of these DSis were the same colour and the exact same price (which is stupid, but anyway).
I can see how some poor kid's parents could mix the two up. Honestly it seemed like a conniving way to sell off old hardware to me.
Even if this doesn't work out, the idea of a pokemon cross-over is out there, and that's pretty cool. Lots of potential there.
Oh, if that's what you're saying, Jesse, that makes more sense. Yeah, they probably saw a good thing with Operation Rainfall and took advantage of its increasing popularity. They still might not have been sure of what to do when they made that statement, but I can definitely see them saying "Oh, no, no plans, none at all...hehehe."
LOL That's so cool! An unintended effect is that I almost want to pirate this now to see if I can find some way to escape it.
It's more parsimonious to say that they weren't going to bring it over when no one cared, then people gradually started to care, and only at that point did Nintendo apply their marketing techniques to the game.
"Please jailbreak me, PLEASE!"
I know a guy who used to have a few world records in Double Dash. He would pretty much never stop snaking the entire level. Kind of scary.
Yeah, I kind of laughed when I first heard about this, but if they've got the people who Fallout making it? That actually sounds kinda cool.
Michael, if you have so much to say, why not apply to be writer here?
http://www.pixlbit.com/news/1552/were_hiring
Cool :) Guess I might have to use my Wii to play a Wii game for once.
So what is with the recent trend of releasing things in Europe before North America?
Come to think of it, I dunno why they didn't just do a regular sequel to Diddy Kong Racing. It was so popular...
This is so childish and greedy I can't even think of a witty comment to make fun of it.
...Ew.
Haha, I just can't help but think of this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaBUeINW_3s
As someone who is part of a competitive (non-FPS) community I find this unsettling. If you hack the game, sure, that's a bit different; you're altering it on purpose. If you find a glitch in the game, and use it to your advantage, that's absolutely not a bad thing.
If it's a glitch that lets you press XYBBA and win the whole map, fine, that's game-breaking. If it's something that lets you get more experience, like in, what was it, Battlefield 3? That shouldn't be a bannable offense.
Fix the glitch, sure, but don't punish the player for playing the game the way YOU don't want them to. Especially when their ability to do so is a result of your mistake.