RogueSpyke

My 3DS is officially more stable than some friendships I've been in.

And I'm just sitting here waiting for Don't Starve: Shipwrecked and The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth.

Freedom Planet and River City Ransom for me. Been waiting on those for quite some time.

I really hate this guy's guts. Someone who doesn't play video games has no business "predicting" what's going to happen in the industry. Especially someone who is proven wrong on a regular basis.

Loving the update but I'm having some trouble adjusting to Plague Knight's inventory setup.

My 3DS is now more stable than my relationship.

Say hello to my leetle friend!

In regards to the comments, all I wish to add is that it's entirely possible to state your beliefs on something without criticizing anyone who believes otherwise. You can be against this scene being in the game all you want but for the love of Arceus at least be civil about it.

Gunman Clive HD Collection for me. Loved the games on 3DS and would love to play them on Wii U.

@Morpheel Right-o.

Forced or not, that's freaking hilarious.

I seem to be the only one out there who does this but I tend to focus on indies more than I do AAA third-party games. I mean, I do want a PS4 to play games like Mortal Kombat X, The Witcher 3, and Bloodborne but I'm perfectly happy just getting indie games and other digital games on my Wii U. Games like Shovel Knight, Don't Starve, Stealth Inc. 2, and Thomas Was Alone are games I play and enjoy more than even the Nintendo games I own on the Wii U.

Aside from like three of my friends, I seem to be the only one who cares more about upcoming indie games than I do upcoming AAA games.

@DarthNocturnal Gneiss pun :3

I know I'm not a regular here but I wrote something in honor of Iwata that I felt I should share here: http://spykexd.deviantart.com/art/A-Good-Man-546110835

I would have bought the full bundle but I already owned every game in the bundle aside from Guacamelee (most of my game money goes towards my 3DS and Wii U) so I paid $1 to get Guacamelee. Depending on what the future games are I may just buy the whole bundle and give away the extra codes.

Also I find it hilarious that one of the mods here has Tommy Wiseau as his username.

@Quorthon

Looking over your last comment I think I'm gonna drop out of this discussion because talking to you is like fighting a brick wall with a toothpick.

@Quorthon

Actually as it turns out if you compare the install base of the Wii U to that of the PS3 and 360, Bayonetta 2 did in fact out-perform the first game. You CANNOT use sales numbers BY THEMSELVES as proof of a game performing well when one game is on less platforms. Given that the Wii U's install base at the time of Bayonetta 2's release was 1/10th the install base of the PS3 and 360 at the time of the original's release, the fact that Bayonetta 2 is selling a little over 1/10th the sales of the original makes sense, in fact it's a good sign because the proportion of sales is close to the same.

@Quorthon You're wrong about many things but the main thing you're wrong about is that a LOT of people buy Nintendo consoles solely as Nintendo machines. I can atest to that because literally everyone at my old high school had a Wii and another console and the only Wii games they owned were the common Nintendo games. They put most of their money into their Xbox 360s or PS3s (and PCs in a handful of cases).

In fact, most people who have bought a Wii U literally bought it BECAUSE it's the only console with worthwhile exclusives, anything else they can get somewhere else.

I dunno where people are getting that third-parties don't sell well on Nintendo platforms because Nintendo fans don't buy third-party, because that's clearly bull. The REAL reason why many third-party games don't do well on Nintendo consoles is because most publishers choose to not market the Nintendo versions or it becomes evident that they didn't put any effort into the porting of the games. Most people I talk to who own a Wii U say that the reason why they don't buy many non-Nintendo games on the Wii U is because in most cases, another platform has a better version. A good example of that would be something like Assassin's Creed IV. It's a well-known fact that the Wii U version is a horrible port, so why even get it in the first place? Publishers use baffling excuses as reasons why they won't release games for Wii U and refuse to accept responsibility for bad porting or just bad games in general.

I like the game so far (voice acting's also fine for me) but for some reason when I was playing the game, half the voice acting/sounds were missing and whenever there wasn't voice acting, the text would skip immediately and I couldn't read it.

@grumblebuzzz Hey, Klonoa needs all the love and attention he can get!

Loved this on Steam and I'll gladly buy it again for Wii U.

I'm most excited for Never Alone. I'm a sucker for games with unique art styles :3

I woke up this morning and turned on my Wii U to discover that Meme Run is no longer on WaraWara Plaza. The joy felt in my heart is a joy I have not felt for a long time ;~;

I never really liked the Clayfighter games. I know they're not meant to be taken seriously but if you're gonna do a fighting game you really need to have solid mechanics.

@FragRed So did most people from what I heard.

@FragRed Hm, you're right. Must have glossed over that :V

@BarryDunne Activision owns the James Bond game license and Goldeneye itself hasn't aged well, it would make more sense to port the Wiimake.

@FragRed Well, most of Rare's games on the N64 were published by Nintendo, and since those IPs are now owned by Microsoft (except Goldeneye, which Activision owns) there's no chance of them hitting a Nintendo console. Star Wars: Rogue Squadron was only omitted because Disney closed LucasArts and seems to not be interested in producing many games outside of mobile games.

My choices were pretty much wishful thinking since Body Harvest is now owned by Rockstar and they seem to have forgotten that they own the IP (which is a shame since it's what they used to test concepts for Grand Theft Auto III).

@FragRed Oh, I was under the assumption that it wasn't limited to first-party titles.

What? No Body Harvest? No Ogre Battle? No Mischief Makers?

@DiscoDriver43 TF2's good but players with bigger wallets can sometimes gain an advantage. Thankfully, thanks to the Steam Community Market, you can get a TON of weapons (and even hats) with a small amount of cash.

@TeeJay If you want free-to-play done right, play Path of Exile on Steam. The only things you can buy in the game are vanity items that give you no advantage, instead they change the appearance of weapons and armor. You can also buy extra character slots (though you start with 24), extra stash tabs (though you start with 8), and guild stash tabs (you don't start with any). It's probably the best example of a free-to-play game.

What I find funny in all this is the biggest DOA fan I know is a girl. It's funny when people criticize games like SoulCalibur, Tekken, and Dead Or Alive for having big-boobed female fighters but seem to not notice all the ridiculously handsome male fighters.

Honestly I don't see how this is really that big of a deal. Technically speaking, Nintendo owns the content in their games and has every right to do this, it's not their fault they're the first to take advantage of this. Honestly though, I'd rather be on Nintendo's good side since I plan on doing stuff on Nintendo's platforms.

And this has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that I never plan on monetizing my videos :V

#ActuallyIt'sAboutEthicsInJournalism

@hcfwesker I was only asking because I don't know much about the DS game, I assumed it was just a port of the original game (I have heard it's a hidden gem though).

@RCMADIAX I hope you have enough popcorn for everyone >:3

@hcfwesker Wasn't Giana Sisters DS also a clone?