JazzyJeff

Made a video for it here.

Basically, after scanning the CCTV Junction Box in the supermarket, the player is attacked by zombies after going outside. If the player dies before reaching the safe house, they'll respawn and the game will want them to go back inside the supermarket. When the player does this, the mission indicator directs them outside, then back inside, etc. The player is unable to progress past this point.

It's a bit disappointing. I wasn't expecting this from one of the major Wii U launch games.

I live near Detroit. Stock here is limited, but you can find them. I went to Target first, and they were sold out of both models. I tried Walmart right after, and was able to go back to electronics and grab one painlessly. There were two of each model in stock.

This was the first console launch in a long time where I didn't have to wait in line all night to get one. I hope it's because Nintendo is keeping up with demand, and not because people don't give a shit.

Bob Dylan - Tempest

Avett Brothers - The Carpenter

Amanda Palmer - Theatre is Evil

Joel Plaskett - Scrappy Happiness

Leonard Cohen - Old Ideas

Norah Jones - Little Broken Hearts

Brandi Carlile - Bear Creek

Fiona Apple - The Idler Wheel...

Seems like a competent port.

I don't know, man. Going back and playing these old Sega games is breaking my heart. I'm starting to see what Jeff was talking about in the Nights into Dreams Quick Look about the excessive love people had for Sega. Not to say they weren't doing great things--at the time, they were even more innovative than Nintendo--but their games don't hold up in terms of playability. Sonic's awkward levels and controls just disappoint in comparison to a Super Mario 64, and anyone who doesn't see that is still blinded by Sega's charm.

@afrofools: Thanks, man!

Yeah, let me know! I'll also keep an eye on the thread.

I've played every major game in the series, and none of them are on the level of Chaos Theory. What a great, technical stealth game. So I say play that, and then Conviction. It's more fast-paced and focused on action, but still a lot of fun. If you're hungry for more Splinter Cell after that, then go back and play the first two. Double Agent is pretty skippable, in my opinion. It plays like Chaos Theory, but doesn't truly feel like part of the series.

I'll be resubscribing. These guys have been entertaining me for years, and I am happy to give $50 a year to keep supporting them.

Let's do this shit.

It sounds like you're reading from a script. I would try to speak more naturally. Also, I know there was an editing mistake in the beginning with the picture being black, but it really should be fixed. And lastly, either make the opening title more professional looking, or just get rid of it.

Besides that, it was very thorough and informative. I think you could do some really good reviews! Just work on presentation because it matter a lot.