Esker

It's great to know about it!

I will be happy of anything come of it. Great song and one of the great ending themes of our NES console.

I've been stucking in games at this generation like no other. I never payed too much attention to it but right now it is getting me nervous. I don't remind me being stucked on racing games but this last NFS was one I get to it. There is a race where cars drive far much faster than the car I have and I don't think it was a matter of leveling up.

Plants vs Zombies Garden Warfare is somewhat what an innovative game should like.

Happy B-day Briggs!

Happy Birthday!!!!!

Scribblenauts

I'll assume this topic is all about the later violence in games to this discussion ain't get broader. I feel that too. One game from our previous generation that was consider real violent was Manhunt, those who replied feel that was violent for sure, but that game was proposed to be that way. What we seeing now is that games which supposed to be so violent are getting violent, maybe due an advance in technology, large developing crews or marketing reason, assuming that violent sells and games with no violence at all are underated. This leads to unsatisfaction since we don't know what we are buying/playing. Even the sites we trust gave bad reviews or opinions related to our expectations in what is a good balance of violence in games. Anyone who are satisfied with the amount of violence in games should consider yourself lucky.

Since there's a new Strider coming out this is a good idea.

Valkyria Chronicles Resistance 3 Vanquish Journey

Adorable!!!!!

Grim the Reaper is try to lead you into a memory shake.

What do you mean by "quality low-bass"? Is it everything just frequencies?

Take four hours and half to finish a 50 second race was a huge achievement. Some people call this learning curve.