For future readers, you'll definitely need to favorite the page if you want to access linked articles. Personally, I find this resourceful.
I have to admit that I'm quite disappointed in this entry. Though it's nice to have access to the original source, I feel like the writer should have mentioned more things. This is literally what the article filled with links contains:
"Neople are keeping true to their word on translations and bringing more of the lore to the West for their returning (upcoming?) side-scrolling MMO brawler Dungeon Fighter Online.
They’ve just released the first ba...
Pretty solid opinion article. Nice job.
Wow, sports games are really improving.
$18 dollars *if it contains any DLC for extra characters, expansion for maps, or an extension to the story because you're not buying the whole "package". No, future players are just getting "30%" these days.
Waiting for my friend's opinion before I play this title.
So, is there going to be a second edition?
It seems like almost every gaming publisher is creating their own channels.
I was fortunate to find it when the project was at five days until the deadline. They were at 76% at the time, so it really looked like they were not going to make it on the fourth day with only 9% increase. However, a huge surge occurred on the third with more than 120k donated. It was an uplifting moment for supporters who paid at the very beginning of the campaign.
Nice!
Like I said in the message, it was a personal account. I was playing XBOX 360 a majority of the time during this system age. Now, I have a PS4 instead of the XBox One because some great games are landing on this system.
Aw! Thank you! :D
Naw, someone asked, so it was best to pass along the information. :]
They accomplish their goal! :D
98% close to achieving their goal!
Destiny! :] After all, I preordered this game, so I better see some results by putting some hours into this!
For those who were wondering at what time, it's now available.
I wouldn't mind having one, but I don't want pay extra.
Unfortunately, the reasons listed in the article doesn't persuade, except the possibility of needing to use that tiny analog stick for certain games because I wonder if developers will incorporate more games using that function.
I really liked when the author got to the point where the writer was frustrated about spending game points or money to keep on playing. I have played candy crush (that's why I was attracted by the image), and it is annoying to wait for a couple of minutes to revive after using up five lives on a level. Despite this unfortunate setup, players do get accustomed to playing these types of mobile games for a 'few' minutes during work or school break before moving on to other matters.