meptron

I hear you when it comes to everything being expensive. I think you definetely want one if you're playing in tv mode. I was uncertain about buying it but found that it's actually a really comfortable controller. Better than the joycons for sure. I don't regret buying it, despite the price. That being said if you are going to use it in portable mode, don't bother.

Saw this story on the news about the Putin critic Denis Voronenkov, who was killed in the Ukraine earlier this week. Not wanting to start a political discussion, but rather point out that he totally looks like Dave Lang!!! International conspiracy, or coincidence??? YOU decide.

There's so many other games i want to play right now, and it really hasn't impressed me much. If the game is good, i might pick it up later when i need something to play. I'm from Edmonton, so i do feel sort of obligated to play it, since BioWare is local.

When you open a chest and it has a weapon you don't have space for, i wish it would prompt you to drop an item if you want. As it is now you need to open your inventory, drop the weapon, (or just throw it), them go back to open the chest. Could be smoother.

I agree with what others said about cooking. It takes too long. Shouldn't have to leave the menu.

I got grey and also regret it. But, I'm sure there will be more colors in the future, so hopefully they make something i like better than either current option.

@ivdamke said:

I'm not going to tell you what armor I wear, it's a secret for us pros. Suffice it to say that it is a clear indicator of how I'm way better than you and how you suck at games.

Open-world rogue-like kart racer

FF4 and 6, and Chrono Trigger have held up very well, more so than any of the 3d games that followed. The pixel art from the snes era holds up well in general, most things from the ps1/n64 era look and feel really dated.

Sword and axe! Also, this should be a poll!

Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link. Under-rated.