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I think the PS3 version has some kind of visual novel that sums up the first game. Maybe you can find a playthrough of it on youtube

Man, I know this guy! Not personally but he once made a great QuakeWorld beginner series on youtube, and I also remember that he made a fantastic video on mouse acceleration in games (it's a topic everyone gets wrong).

It only drops if you have the DLC

I heard this news on the Bombcast and did a double take. Congrats! I'm sure you're excited about it, but I hope you got a nice payday too.

Glad you're enjoying it. If you're on 360, make sure you buy the DLC, some of the best stuff in the game.

This reply is a month late, but anyway

Small communities still exist independently from facebook, reddit etc. Of course the majority of people will be on the larger sites (by definition), but if you want to seek out the smaller communities you can. For me this is more of a problem in online gaming actually. I strongly prefer a structure where players run dedicated servers that are listed in a server browser. Each one has its own flavour and community. Match making is a very different experience and doesn't let you form communities at all.

Found it, thanks

Is it gone? I missed it and I can't see it on the IdleThumbs twitch channel

The perfect embodiment of the supercut of Half-Life that Gordon sees is segmented speedruns. This one consists of hundreds of segments, each attempted hundreds of times probably, and in the end it's completely seamless

I'll go back to it, I think I wasn't in the mood for what's essentially a VN at the time, and the first conversation with the journalist didn't grab me.

I bought Doom / Wolfenstein TNO in last year's christmas sale, Axiom Verge and VA-11 HALL-A in the summer sale. Fired up VA-11 HALL-A once, but I had to stop playing before the point where it saved my progress so I never went back. Also bought a Capcom humble bundle (Resident Evil, DmC and some other junk). The only game I finished this year was Super Metroid for maybe the 5th time, on my sister's SNES mini over the holiday break. It was also pretty much the only thing I played all year. The SNES mini that is, not just Metroid. Also played a bit of Super Mario World, which I still don't think controls well and Contra III (the top down levels suck too much). I might buy one of those for myself. Why isn't Chrono Trigger on it though? edit: looking through my Steam history, the last game I bought on Steam that I also finished was Stanley Parable in late 2014 Oh, also bought ME:Andromeda but it was for my sister because she borrowed my PS4. Figured I'd play it at some point but now I doubt it.

Maybe I'll go and see it a second time then. Not sure though how I'll get past things like

I saw it last night and my thoughts are more or less that while I didn't actively dislike it, there wasn't much that I did like about it. I definitely liked Rogue One more, especially in terms of cinematography. I'm going to go through and read what you guys said about it, but I'll leave a few thoughts here first. Honestly, I think there are more things I like about TPM than about TLJ and I don't like TPM. Maybe I'd feel differently after a re-watch.

This is out on Steam now: http://store.steampowered.com/app/240720/Getting_Over_It_with_Bennett_Foddy/

Just saw the movie, a little late I know, and I love love loved it. Never would I have imagined that a sequel could be good, and this one was more than good. Really cheered me up I have to say, I've gotten so used to being cynical about entertainment these days. Regarding the nips, yes there were a lot of them, I noticed it too. Maybe because they were so perky. Didn't bother me or anything though. What a visual treat, I'm going to go see it again and that's not a thing I do.

I've only played games 30 minutes this year, but I also stopped buying them (more or less)

I think E.Y.E. has 32 because it's a bit like a broken out Half-Life 2 mod, and the player count was already there in the tech. It's not really built for 32 players.

I saw a kid in his early teens the other day wearing a 'Compton' t-shirt here in Austria the other day. Just had to take a moment to enjoy the ridiculousness of that.

Goddammit

Let's see... 1. Counter-Strike 2. Super Meat Boy 3. Mass Effect 2 4. Arma II 5. Dark Souls 6. Dark Souls II 7. Mass Effect beyond that I'm quite clueless, I don't think I can guess any of them Okay, I'm happy with my #8 because I love The Sith Lords. Deus Ex HR, not so much but my sister's play through is also in there (same for Mass Effect). Dragon Age I would very much like to not be there, I didn't have any fun with it but felt obligated to finish it and it just edged out Half-Life. My next play through will remedy that. I actually have way, way more than 500 hours in Counter-Strike, but most of that was before they introduced the persistent time tracking. It's probably over 10,000 hours if I had to guess, by 2009 I barely played it any more. Super Meat Boy will overtake Mass Effect 2 because I still have one achievement to get and it's gonna take some time. Arma II is all DayZ, and I probably have as many hours of it outside Steam.

Ah, Sexy Hiking. I remembered the game but not the name. Good fit for Bennet Foddy I guess.

I think we do