if you stop playing this before you get to the levels that are actually difficult / where you actually have to sneak around (level 5 or so), you're an idiot who loves wasting money and/or can't recognize a drawn out tutorial despite it having giant fucking arrows pointing at what to do.

that you guys are willing to outright dismiss it before that, just to prove some misguided point about hype and the igf, or perhaps just cuz you're just that stupid, makes me sad. (ironic since one of the complaints about the igf is that they don't play the games long enough.)

the game is really good, especially with 2 or 3 players. 4 gets kinda hectic, tho. singleplayer is eh.

the other underlying theme to that article is that the dude is literally a 14 year old trapped in an adult male's body

pompipompi murdered it in cold blood

the difference is that gamers are manchildren and in cinema that type of individual is largely ignored / relegated to marvel film fan forums, whereas with games (and comics, etc,) they are the most vocal / pervasive fanbase

honestly, i don't think games get criticized enough, and what criticism they receive is of an entirely different variety than what films / whatever receives. everything is just a gut reaction; there is no real thought involved among game critics or the teeming masses

i could tell you but then i'd have to throw you

the new dojo is barely a few blocks away from the old dojo. it's the same rail. the place lorne / i stayed at last time is like across the street from there haha.

dum

jsnake thinks that god of war has better combat mechanics

just ignore him, he's an idiot

i don't get why he has to bring up his retarded views every 20 pages or so. guy's just lacking attention lately i guess

trap them is a game for the hipster man

In Buntan? Yeah, sure, once I beat it. I'm actually about to take another go at Buntan right now.

i've figured out where most of the sake bottles are, but even then, the final boss seems nearly impossible. i hope there's a trick to it and it's not just about perfectly timing the time stopping to get through his attacks, cuz doing that is super difficult.

if you can figure out the final boss in that can you tell me how you do it 

that'd totally break pvp

and also make the game ridiculously easy?

the opposite of that:

[...] because I recently got Pokemon HeartGold on DS and I've been playing it pretty much nonstop :B [...]

 

this game is awesome. i tried it out on a touchscreen device, and it works really well with touch. (unsurprisingly.) there was a bug where the cursor wouldn't line up in fullscreen (maximized it in windowed mode instead), but that's probably the tablet's fault. you should consider throwin' it on ipod / the msoft appstore / android / etc, if you haven't already.

edit: it seems like when it's windowed, it uses the absolute mouse position, and when it's fullscreen, it uses relative positions, which doesn't work for the touch screen

you finally get your non-brown-shooter game and now you whine about nostalgia

both anty and pompi's attitudes stem from jealousy / envy, since their games didn't do very well (probably because of quality issues, but they're too oblivious to notice the irony inherent in their bitching)

yeah, we all know how disappointed you were when your generic match 3 game didn't do as well as those dastardly pixel art using fiends. we already spent like 10 pages on that shit.

because one lets you use your imagination to come up with what you think the game will be like, which is probably pretty similar to what you think it should be like, whereas the other one is a demo.

it's not fucking rocket science, guys.

im9 is only interested in getting his hands on your masks of many sights

don't let him near those sights, no one man needs that many sights

it's not "the arts," is it? because that shit happens with almost every salary based computer science job