I... I fit best with the Nintendo DS. I am under represented.
Missing from list: A boyfriend who bathes.
I prefer him as the protagonist more nowadays. His Paper Mario/Mario And Luigi outtings are charming.
Could have done without the sub-lolcats quality images, but decent otherwise.
If the game you're playing is "Race to a Crippling Migraine" then yes, it does give you the competitive edge.
Art is inherently subjective.
LAFFO at this. A+, Destructoid.
I'm selling my lamp, it is my most prized possession. I could only afford a bag of chocolate raisins for breakfast this morning, help me liiiiiiiiiive ebay.
thank you, disagreer. You are right, I did not actually get one for my birthday and it does not fit on my shelf.
YOU SAW THROUGH ME CLEVER RUSE
I got one for my late birthday, I'm really enjoying it better than the one I used to own. Quieter, wifi, and it fits on my shelf. I'm kind of ambivalent about the extra hardware space but I guess I can just keep demos forever now.
I honestly can't get enough of the game. I was so sad when it ended because I was just that into the entire experience.
I don't know how you could possibly know that. We own Heavenly Sword and Demon Souls and (god help me) got Lair from Gamefly when it game out back in the day.
Everything but Demon Souls is awful. And I'm not so sure about that one, either.
"met its meteor"?
I'm so sick of people caring which game console is "first." This isn't the Olympics. No one is going to hang a tiny gold medal around the Wii's non-existent neck.
If the PS3 finishes third, it is still making money on software. It still pushed Blu-Ray tech out there, which was what Sony really wanted. Finishing third in the "console war" doesn't imply failure.
It is "sporting", so I see no problem call it a sport. People often confuse sport and athletics. I think we can all safely agree that video games are not an athletic activity. No matter how many times you waggle the wiimote.
Orange Box at #1 was a copout, IMO. Choose one.
The game industry has to be one of the most demoralizing places anyone could ever work. Do a great job, you're out on the street.
That's just not true. The vast majority of game characters are involved in romances or display some type of attraction to a character. Even Mario is largely defined by his relationship with the princess. In fact, the most common video game motivation is save the girl, get a kiss.
The only people Sonic is more popular with is weirdo pervs who like to marry video game characters on message boards.