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3.5 and 4e are both complicated, but for entirely different reasons. Trying to run a game with any of those beyond like 5 people is going to be a bloody nightmare--I should know, I've tried doing so with both editions multiple times, and it rarely ends well. I'd actually suggest giving Dungeon World a shot (which is free. It's a hack of Apocalypse World. No grid to worry about, things move quickly, and everyone gets something to do and can contribute without running into the "wizards can do anything" problem. It's got that "feel" of D&D that people seem so inclined to experience.

Oh. Oh yes.

Castlevania Judgement, for the obvious reason that it's a goddamn Castlevania fighting game. The music was boss though, gotta admit that.

It'd have a more interesting main character, at least.

Few games made me like and loathe it at the same time. Kid Chameleon is one of them.

I played Minesweeper once, but then I realized I couldn't rocket-jump so I quit.

I hope you all stayed long enough to see the scene after the real credits ended.

What he said.

Abobo's Big Adventure is a better reboot than this.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-205_162-57412368/who-is-jack-tramiel-home-computer-pioneers-legacy/ A pioneer of the home computer industry and creator of the Commodore 64. Modern games owe a lot to him.

Bioware didn't stick to their badly-written guns and caved under the pressure of their "fanbase." It's more pathetic than anything.

Like motherfucking Animal Man. Holy damn do I love Animal Man so far.

So did the writers.

http://www.analoghype.com/video-games/playstation-3-news/amazon-offering-a-full-refund-on-already-opened-copies-of-mass-effect-3/

Hey guys I hear if you never get hit in Classic mode Super Smash Bros. Melee with all characters including Master Hand on hard mode you unlock Sonic.