This Is the Run in about three hours.
Wonder what their next game will be.
It's always the run.Is this the run?
Did mgs5 come out in 2016? Did it get mentioned at any point during the goty podcasts?
Antiwhippy'dDid mgs5 come out in 2016? Did it get mentioned at any point during the goty podcasts?
2015.
Number 2 goty.
Robbed
The Giant Machines QL was great, that music was perfect.
I enjoy Dan's willingness to ask the dumbest shit. It's clear that some of it is genuine curiosity and other times it's a bit where he's playing it up.
I can see how some people may get tired of it, though, especially in situations like this, but I think that's just Dan being over-excited about suddenly having someone like Vinny actually indulging him and going along with it instead of being immediately shut down by the West crew. Of course, too much of anything is never good.
I think he'll eventually find a good balance, especially when Alex is in the mix since he does not have the saintly patience Vinny has lol
Breath of the Wild, y'all.
Prepare yourselves. For it is coming.
won't make top 5 in the giant bombs goty 2017 list
Breath of the Wild, y'all.
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Prepare yourselves. For it is coming.[/QUOTE]
Only 1/4th of a heart depleted. Need hero mode unlocked from start.
[quote="Volotaire, post: 228466856"]Wildcard new employee could push it in (assuming the game is good).[/QUOTE]
Does Mary like Zelda?
Wildcard new employee could push it in (assuming the game is good).
Yahtzee doesn't like modern 3D Zeldas.Wildcard new employee could push it in (assuming the game is good).
The game comes out in March, pretty sure they will finish it by then.
Wildcard new employee could push it in (assuming the game is good).
I'll bet you $5 that a number of them won't.
I finally got a hold of a 3DS so I can play through Dragon Quest 8 again.
Any recommendations for can't-miss 3DS games?
My biggest fear about Zelda would be that the open world doesn't add anything all that interesting or is just boring somehow. And that's something the crew is really tired of and would sour most of them on the game, I think.
I finally got a hold of a 3DS so I can play through Dragon Quest 8 again.
Any recommendations for can't-miss 3DS games?
7/14/2008 Bombcast:
The crew discusses Microsoft's plans to allow game installation on the Xbox 360.
Jeff wishes Microsoft would sell a stick with duct tape on it so he could switch discs without getting up.
A reminder of that awkward middle period before one could buy games digitally.
We should make a Kickstarter for this idea.
My biggest fear about Zelda would be that the open world doesn't add anything all that interesting or is just boring somehow. And that's something the crew is really tired of and would sour most of them on the game, I think.
Rhytm Paradise Megamix, Pricross3D 2, A Link Between Worlds, Hyrule Warriors (it's ugly but so fun), Mario 3D Land. SMT games I guess but I have not played them yet, also Zero Time games.
Hoooboy
Bravely Default
Monster Hunter Generations
Mario Kart 7
Luigis Mansion 2
Mario 3D Land
Fire Emblem (all)
Smash Bros
SMT 4/Apocalypse
Layton V Phoenix Wright
Theatrhythm - Final Fantasy
Rhythm Heaven Megamix
Link Between Worlds
Picross 3D 2
Persona Q
SMT: Devil Survivor
That's the dream goal, I think. But that world also functioned as a hub world to connect the dungeons. Which I'm totally ok with. There's nothing wrong with closed-off, well designed levels. Many current games seem to think so, though.well
the first zelda was open world. if they can capture that feel, then it's living up to it's history.
Why?I don't like people who asks a lot of questions.
Got a New 3DS XL as a present, I haven't had a Nintendo handheld since the Gameboy Pocket. What's the general consensus on physical vs digital as far as games collecting goes? I know Nintendo's account management is somewhat archaic at best compared to others but I'm not clear on details. Can you freely re-download games you've bought? Are they tied to the purchasing system in any way, or can you back them up via a PC or how does it work? I have about a decade's worth of back catalog to go over now and see what games I've missed (!).
Got a New 3DS XL as a present, I haven't had a Nintendo handheld since the Gameboy Pocket. What's the general consensus on physical vs digital as far as games collecting goes? I know Nintendo's account management is somewhat archaic at best compared to others but I'm not clear on details. Can you freely re-download games you've bought? Are they tied to the purchasing system in any way, or can you back them up via a PC or how does it work? I have about a decade's worth of back catalog to go over now and see what games I've missed (!).
Don't go digital. You can re-download things but everything is tied to your device. If you lose or it breaks you have a lot of hassle in front of you. They have no proper account system which has every game you bought just tied to it.
This is the run:
Anyone know what was going on with them jumping at the end?
I don't have an ounce of long term confidence in Nintendo's online infrastructure.
What will happen in 5 - 6 years when I might want to finish off or play a game that I downloaded on my Wii U / 3DS / Wii but I deleted it or needed to get a replacement console because it is broken? Will they offer account holders the option to re - download purchases on their old consoles that far into the future. I doubt all those games will be available on their newer platforms.
Moreover, I have no idea what Nintendo, as a business, will be in 5 - 10 years with respect to being a dedicated hardware manufacturer. What happens if a firm partners or acquires them? What happens to the online infrastructure and people's purchased software?
This is why I choose physical media for Nintendo's software everytime there is an option to go physical.