Yes.
Another list that only goes back to 1998. James Bond games go all the way back to the Atari 2600.
"As we celebrate mediocrity all the boys upstairs want to see
How much you'll pay for what you used to get for free"
-The Last DJ by Tom Petty
Because it is Kotaku.
Disc Jam looks like Windjammers with a worse view for playing.
There aren't any Activision games on there.
I Kickstarted the original run. It's an amazing book.
PS2?!? It started with the original NES.
X1 is current gen.
PS3 is last gen.
If you think that Daredevil is a knock off Batman, you don't know Daredevil.
Well, Scotty won't be getting any new firmware betas.
I have the game and it is not nearly as bad as people railing against it claim it to be. It's definitely a solid 7, and possibly an 8, in my opinion. It's different enough to be it's own game, but does hit some of those same notes that the Mega Man games do. Now, here's the thing: the biggest similarity I see with the game is with the original Mega Man. It's rough around the edges, but filled with potential. It has an great base to work with.
It'...
The Ultimate books are a completely different continuity. They're a fine read, but are totally different than the main books.
That very reason is one thing that Nintendo does do right, and the reason why I am actually rooting for Nintendo's NX.
No, they shouldn't. That being said, they could expand to incorporate other things. Disney used to have that idea of being a kid's brand. They later realized that even Walt had movies for everyone and not just children. For example, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
During the Eisner years, Disney made Touchstone and Hollywood pictures to make "non Disney" movies. A Nightmare Before Christmas was a Touchstone movie because Eisner thought it was "too da...
I agree, but TG16s are expensive right now.
Yeah. SyFyGames usually has stellar content.
Pun intended?
It's awesome!