Good article; I think it speaks more to the Kotaku writer's (and the Kotaku editors who approved the article) views if he hears anything with "coon" it in, especially about a space-faring raccoon, and immediately thinks "RACISM".
It's the way for people affected by EA's financial troubles to make money so they can buy an Infiniti. Because you know, everyone wants an Infiniti... right?
Despite wanting to play it, I boycotted it pretty effectively on the 360 and will do so on my gaming rig as well. This guy really needs to shut his hole; I assume he's trying to build a developer persona like CliffyB and 90s John Romero, but they had some world changing stuff before they started being outspoken. Fish hasn't hit that yet, and it's going to bite him in the ass in the future.
"My person review would be an 8 out of 10, slightly above average game due to its great story-line. If you disagree, then explain without using the storyline as the reason"
So his score is higher because of the storyline, but if you disagree, you can't include the storyline as reason for your disagreement? That doesn't make sense.
This short proto-review/opinion piece isn't worth the click.
I try to do it every day. Sometimes more than once.
I touch my Vita at night. It's why the dinosaurs died.
FATTY'S GONNA EAT WHATEVER FATTY WANTS!
Fatty likes his, though he doesn't use it very much. Fatty's enjoying the 30-cent classic games, though, and there will eventually be some great exclusives (LEGO City Underground was a lot of fun, too) down the line.
Basically, it's not my primary, or even my secondary gaming unit right now, but it has potential and is giving me just enough to keep powering it on during the lean times.
What a dumbass. Hope he takes his own advice and deals with it.
Always-online consoles are great for video games... at least ones on other offline-capable consoles.
I would have preferred a combination of guys like they did with SvR 2010 and 2011, though if they had to go with one person, The Rock is probably the one to go with (though I'm more of a Punk fan).
Oh, it's in Asia where it's hard to get. I was confused for a sec because Amazon still had them available for purchase (at least in the US)
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Final Fantasy VI: Cyan watching his family leave on the Phantom Train. Holy s*** I cried.
From a tech standpoint (and overall story and activities) GTA IV was the better game, but I enjoyed Saints Row: The Third a lot more.
An older title, but one that I absolutely loved playing. It was the first sandbox game where I actually tried (and did) get 100% on. Every last Nazi target was neutralized... I pretended that I was one of the Basterds.
I dunno if I'd want him to like anything I do; he's like the King Midas of crap.
This is why you password protect your accounts and require it for all purchases and don't tell it to your kids.
Always-on DRM was born ruined.
It didn't feel like it last night. Ironically I was able to get in quickly on Thursday night and Friday night, but not at all last night (Saturday). Free games are nice, but I'd much rather have an offline-only patch.
The game is pretty fun other than these difficulties, though I prefer SimCity 4 and SimCity 3000 to it (so far).
Steel Battalion's on the list? I call bulls***; it provided an amazing experience.