ThunderPeel2001

Yeah, the whole thing is available in colour now. I tried to find a good example of what it looks like in colour, but I couldn't fine one. It's very nice, though.

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Really? The visual style is half the fun -- it's beautiful! What is it that you don't like about it? There's also a colourized version, if that helps? I'd suggest buying the first volume (it's not very expensive, as I recall) and seeing if you enjoy it. (It stays about the same level of enjoyment throughout.)

Some clever shit right there... Carlos Mencia stealing jokes. Lol.

Who are you, again?

Haha, thankye sir. Not much of a reason for props, but I'll take them

So I got 100% Completion in LA Noire today. I collected everything, unlocked everything, etc, etc. I actually quite enjoyed spending more time driving around 1947 LA. I wish my chauffeur partner wouldn't have kept chastising me so much when I clipped stuff, but it was still fun driving around that city. I also completed the Nicholson Electroplating DLC, and it had some random moments: The boss of a (apparently large) company insisting the ticket stub from a laundry service had to belong to this particular employee... because he knew for a fact that nobody else in the company used a laundry service. That's one knowledgeable boss! Anyways, unfortunately you don't seem to get anything for 100% Completion. No new vehicles, suits, weapons, unlimited ammo... anything. Shame, but I did enjoy collecting the film reels, reading about landmarks and generally being a terror on the streets of 1947 LA. One achievement left: The 5 star all cases one, but I'm not sure I'll bother re-doing all the missions to get it. They're really not much fun the second time around -- in fact they're surprisingly unenjoyable -- and you can't skip most of the cut-scenes. If only I hadn't insisted on driving everywhere on my playthrough, I would have had more 5 star cases, and so less to redo for the achievement.

Don't listen to this man. We always have Google for the trickier words (I didn't know what it meant either, link). I understand the word "dude"

HAPPY 4TH OF JULY (to anyone who celebrates it). Tzg8bAdASgA

Liking this sort of thing means you're such a woman...?

and a moat

Here's what he's said in response to the critics who claimed his TT Poker review was overly harsh and therefore he hates all TT games:

Well voting seems to have ended up like this: VC: SA: G3: Edit: Sno made a vote.

That's brilliant! And I didn't detect a single Auto-Tuned note, either.

Yeah, that's the order mentioned above...

This is such a myth. He rated many of TTGs highly.

And part three of the epic trilogy: Pi7gwX7rjOw

Very cool!

Well finally some proof. I asked the big man himself:

Ah, the sequel to this: Usc_9izbJBU

The puzzles were not great in Puzzle Agent. They were nowhere near as diverse, challenging, interesting, rewarding, or enjoyable as the ones in Prof Layton. It's sad to hear that the one thing that was in desperate need of improvement hasn't been improved.

Punch cars? Have I been playing GTA wrong all this time?

Are you guys still playing this? I miss GTAthumb, so maybe I could pick this up cheap and join in?

SA is getting the most love, I think!

It's still work: I.e. Money. "We make video games. We can make one for you for any platform. Which would you like? Only the major consoles? Are you sure? We can make one for the PC, too, you know. Of course you already know that, but have you considered all the possibilities? Look at those whiney folk on the internet, for example. They want a PC version, there's quite a few of them. Oh. Still not interested, eh? What about the DS? We've got a great idea. Oh. The Wii? Just the major consoles for now. Ok then. Let us know if you change your minds..." It's in a game company's interests to get paid to make video games. DoubleFine would LOVE it if a publisher wanted 10 sequels on every single platform... but they don't. It's got nothing to do with DF, or any games company, that isn't publishing the games themselves.