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I absolutely love the idea of exploring the fracture between the two timelines - as you said, so many fantastic opportunities to explore there, both narratively and in terms of gameplay. Also, I wholeheartedly agree with expanding the world; when it was released, A Link To The Past (definitely one of my top 3 favorites of all time) felt absolutely MASSIVE in terms of the world to explore. I think that there is plenty of lore to draw upon to create a vast, achingly beautiful Hyrulean landscape that builds upon that living, breathing world foundation that ALTTP first laid down.

Second Yargz - awesome review! Unfortunately, I do not own a PS3, and I have been kicking myself since I've been hearing so many great things about The Last Of Us!

It seems like this is the point in the gaming generation when developers have such a solid hold on the hardware, that some truly impressive things are pulled off tech-wise. The Last of Us looks like the type of game where you just stop while playing, and pan the camera around to drink it all in.

Good to know!

hahaha!

I'll give Tomb Raider a shot at some point, what turned me off was the rampant QTE's I keep hearing about, and I LOATHE QTE's; I loved RE4, and I felt the QTEs even in that felt obstrusive and entirely unnecessary.

Pinball games can be incredibly fun, I've always been a big Kirby's Pinball fan (big shocker). Awesome, awesome game!

Seriously dude, it's fucking absurd.

I'm not all the way through, but in the game, you use pain medicine (ibuprofen) to heal yourself, and morphine is one of the ones you can use. If that is what they are basing this off of, it makes it even more ridiculous, it that's even possible.

Coming from someone who's playing State of Decay currently, I find this absolutely ridiculous; compared to so many other forms of entertainment, this game is really quite tame. It's not endorsing drug use, and it's perfectly logical to think that some people would turn to substance abuse in a situation like State of Decay's.

How about governments treat people like adults, and let them decide what entertainment that they choose or don't choose to parktake in? It's not their job to make those decisions for people.

If you have Netflix, Seasons 1 & 2 are streaming with Season 3 likely to be added when it drops on Blu-Ray in August (I think). Thanks man! I think what could differentiate this is that it is post-apocalyptic, but you're not forced into the commonly used nuclear wasteland model, which can be a very bland world to explore and look at palette wise. I find people generally gravitate towards either the post-apocalyptic setting or a fantastical pseudo-medieval world, and it's always interesting to hear which one people prefer.

Thanks for stopping by man!

lol! Oh my god, the Feral Ghouls - I'm convinced that Bethesda has stocks in Depends, because hearing those growls in a darkened subway tunnel was like housing a burrito and chasing it with a protein shake! The quest that gives you the Ghoul mask so that they no longer attack you is a godsend!

I'm pretty stoked for Duck Tales too, and I truly hope they do it justice! It is a true classic, and if they screw it up we are sending Tom Hardy dressed as Bane to Capcom headquarters!