twistedbee

I loved Burnout Paradise, so naturally I'll cross my finger for Burnout Paradise 2... Or some analog in its place. Some with alot of wrecks, explosions and jumps.

Oh yeah, Most Wanted U is rad.

Couldn't it be possible that someone created this new Mew#? I would believe that given that MewTwo was the first attempt and he got away, so a 3rd one was made.

Harvest Moon has been one of my favorite game series ever since I picked up the SNES version and thought it was the dumbest thing I'd ever seen. 8 hours of nonstop playing later I realized I was wrong and HM has been very dear to me ever since. I've played it over and over throughout the years and about February this year the battery in it died. So I'm excited that it's coming out on 3ds and can't wait to play it again! PS, my favorite HM of all time is Back To Nature.

I still have a ROB now! I'm glad it's going to live on, for people to enjoy for years to come.

Whatever. Guess EA won't be getting my $60.

I've only sunk about 3 1/2 hours into Lego City Undercover, but I already love it. It does have some rather long load times, but it is a fantastic game.

It wasn't that he was sharing his opinions, everyone is entitled to that... Its how aggressive he was in doing it. Its fine to not like the controls or the style of a game but how do you say those things and not expect people to react? And really, who is he but a guy that made one "ok" game, then says it would be pointless to port it over to 3ds, then trashes 3ds in several twitter posts. Sorry bro, no sympathy. You had to hit send to make that tweet happen.

Sounds like he's a fan of Pachter.

You have a good point. I dont have alot of Extra cash laying around so to stock up on some really good games I've been waiting on... all at one time... is pretty hard to swallow. And with developers saying they are only gonna support games if the sales numbers are good enough puts us as consumers in a hard place. Do you get one and risk them not supporting the other due to lack of sales or vice versa? It's great that we are getting some new stuff, but with so many at one time very few of them will reach their sales goals. Which will eventually affect it overall. And while we a consumers don't care about sales numbers, companies do. Bad numbers equal no support. Its a vicious and moronic circle.
Luckily, Target stores had a sale this week on games, and I was able to get Monster Hunter, Most Wanted and Lego City really cheap... But not everyone has that option.

I've always been a huge fan of criterion. Burnout Paradise is probably my favorite racing game of all time. it's sad that they are under EA's banner because I guarantee they are the reason for DLC uncertainty. I really don't want to support EA, but I Do want to support Criterion, so I am conflicted.

Just port over the xbox version, add a tap-to-equip interface and a map on the GamePad. Then sit back and print money. I would love to play it on Wii U.

If, and this is a big if, Nintendo were to get out of the hardware business they have already stated that they would shut the doors and walk away before putting their franchises on other systems. But let's be realistic here, it's not gonna happen.