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Yeah I dunno. Seems like pretty much the same fortress assault stuff but with loot and now every once in a while there's an unskippable cutscene where one of your dudes jumps in front of a blade for you.
aka everyone in this thread
The audio was messed up on stream last week. Jason is lost without Drew.
Yeah I dunno. Seems like pretty much the same fortress assault stuff but with loot and now every once in a while there's an unskippable cutscene where one of your dudes jumps in front of a blade for you.
this toowhy is the Hitman lady doing this Middle-Earth demo VO
Jeff really seems to be hung up on Zelda's inventory issues. I don't blame him, he just seems like on the wrong side of the honeymoon phase.
Jason talked about a game with out saying fuck.
Omg
I've not listed to the bombast does Brad like zelda?
So I'm still in the discussion about Zelda, but this is absolutely a preview of the game of the year podcast where Jeff doesn't want Zelda and brad does.
Yes. A lot. To the point he was downplaying Jeff's criticisms
So I'm still in the discussion about Zelda, but this is absolutely a preview of the game of the year podcast where Jeff doesn't want Zelda and brad does. The way brad is defending all criticism of it sounds exactly like those conversations they have every year.
So I'm still in the discussion about Zelda, but this is absolutely a preview of the game of the year podcast where Jeff doesn't want Zelda and brad does. The way brad is defending all criticism of it sounds exactly like those conversations they have every year.
I feel that you shouldn't try and sell your game as every player having a unique story if your first media of it is going to be a highly scripted gameplay sequence that's released a few months before release.
Remember when 2016 was the best year for games in a long time? This year is going to be better. Maybe much better.
This year is rough because there are several games I will probably never play just because there are too many good, long games that demand my time.
Remember when 2016 was the best year for games in a long time?
This year is rough because there are several games I will probably never play just because there are too many good, long games that demand my time.
I wish I could get excited for anything Lord of the Rings related.
Yes. A lot. To the point he was downplaying Jeff's criticisms
Are the Vinnyvania or Megaman videos worth watching? I've only seen a few and they seem pretty light in terms of entertainment value, i.e. not much fucking around or funny stuff happening.
Eh, I think after Summer things will slow down. Even being generous and assuming everything hits holiday, fall looks like it's Crackdown 3, Sea of Thieves, RDR 2, and Mario, along with your usual annual franchises. All should be fantastic games, but that's not too bad. Things are packed till Splatoon 2, and then we'll get a breather. Of course, I'm sure we'll get a bunch of announcements at E3 for holiday 2017. I could see God of War hitting this year for instance
How do you guys watch Film and Forty's?
I use XBMC to watch all my media and haven't thought of a good way to play the GB audio at the same time.
This year is rough because there are several games I will probably never play just because there are too many good, long games that demand my time.
There is a FMV game coming in April, on Steam, Xbox and PS4. I need GBeast to play this, I love when they play FMVs.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1350823
The playdates of Contradiction - Spot the liar is the best content they ever made.
Zelda seems like a real good number 2 in the top 10 this year.
Yes. A lot. To the point he was downplaying Jeff's criticisms
Yep, it will fit comfortably right behind Odyssey.
It was the classic Shoemaker gambit of "it's not as bad as you say it is/it's not as bad as some other games out there."
Fucked up my thumb last night and now it hurts to play games blud. 😭
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