hellcock junior

800+

Is it more WTF than this one?

Just amazing! It wouldn't be the end of the world but I hope they keep some of the (discovered) contraption mechanics in from SMM1 - or alternatively easier solutions to achieve the same thing. I suppose even if they don't I bet people will find new ones.

Ah it's a good one! Well played Nintendo, didn't expect this.

SLOPES YEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSS!

From what I've heard it's a more of a roguelike and there's a bit a subtle story too.

Well I picked this up because I saw a vid hyping Mooncrash to be the best thing ever and... I don't know because I'm having a stupid amount of fun with the main campaign and don't want to skip it. This is a brilliant game, hard but brilliant. The environment's ace, the amount of quirky little things you can do is amazing - must have speant 2 hours just in the opening area, leaping across beams and trying to find secrets. Combat feels a bit off sometimes but atleast the enemies are a genuine force to be reckoned with. This feels like what I'd expect from Half Life 3, I'm very impressed!

Just out of sheer hopefullness I was looking for news on a new Crazy Taxi and I saw this trailer, so much annoys me about this it's unreal. To start with the obvious, 15 years passed between the relase of the last proper Crazy Taxy and this trailer, all we've had is lazy ports and cash-ins. Secondly, they release this shite with Offspring songs that they've cut from the remakes - how utterly shit is that? Sega's attitude to abandoned franchises stinks, I mean the main reason CT2/3 and say Jet Set Radio failed is that the consoles they were on failed. Don't drop them for that!

Mario Maker, please. Or a Pikmin MMO sounds great.

It's enjoyable so far but it's a bit of a step behind some of the classics - atleast on the main campaign. Story is just generic kid friendly fantasy; it has some charm but not quite enough to warrent it a pass. Mission wise it just feels so linear, no troop choices to start with, no out of mission decisions and no levelling or carryover (which has pros and cons). Feels like if I play safe and grind it out I'll always win which is a bit of a shame. It is beautiful and the core mechanics aren't bad... Hopefully the arcade mode will suit me better. I still don't regret buying this; even if it doesn't get much better it's still worth to support for the potential of a sequal or updates down the line.

That is perhaps my favourite Lovecraft story, now it's going to murdered I feel conflicted.

(No hacks involved.)

Eh, 10.

When I think of the things I did other then play Video Games - like getting stoned, making (contained(ish)) fires or getting the shit beaten out of me, I think games come out on top.

Super Smash Bros: Melee Didn't have a N64 and I'd never played the original but it just looked so stunning that I had to get it. Every magazine or newspaper with images of it - I got; in the end I concocted this game in my head that was nothing like it. After adjusting to to that realisation on release (which didn't take long); I loved it - me and my mate played for 20 hours solid.