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Dark Souls one I found on the internet actually. I think someone put together a couple pieces of official art to make it, but it looks like a single piece, which is awesome. And, thanks! I think it's pretty rad too.

The Zelda/Coheed one I actually put together myself. I looked for a while for a triforce symbol that matched the "noisy" look of the keywork so that they'd stylistically fit. Then I did some editing to it so that it was a bit more uniform and removed the triforce and inserted the keywork.

I've got this on cart! But no SNES mouse to play it :(

Been trying to get one for a while at a decent price, but they're proving hard to come by. One of these days I'll be able to give this one a proper go.

People getting pissed over that stuff always confuses me. I can say that I've got no interest in it personally, but I hope people who are excited for it end up with a solid game. Operation Raccoon City was a big pile of shit, so that's probably tainting my opinion of the Umbrella Corps game.

I'll probably grab the PS4 disc with both zero and 1 on it. Haven't played Zero since the GameCube days, so I wouldn't mind revisiting it with the improvements they've made. Once it's in the $10-$15 range, I'm down.

Chessa and I just started RE6 the other night and that's been the first one where I felt the game just flat-out sucked. Even RE5 had some redeeming qualities even though I wouldn't say that I particularly loved it. RE4 was definitely the turning point in the series, but I'd be lying if I said it wasn't one of my favorites. REmake was also fantastic and like Matt, I'm extremely excited for the RE2make.

I think my biggest problem with the series is that it's losing touch with what it once was. There's no more thoughtful puzzles. No more ambiance. No more subtlety. It's become an in-your-face zombie shooting gallery. Quite frankly, there are a hundred other games on the market that are basically that.

The story around RE was never award winning, but even that seems to have completely jumped the shark. And since that's become so much more important to the series, its subpar quality really stands out more than it did before.

I haven't played through all of Revelations yet and still have Revelations 2 on my shelf, but that seems to be the subseries that's carrying the torch of the original few games. I'll be curious to see what they do with 7, but I can't say I have high hopes of them doing a proper reboot.

All right, I'm done. I'll never blog or talk about 22cans, Godus, or Peter Molyneux ever again. (I'm actually lying when I say that.)

Ahahaha - yes, we know! Good write up, though. I hadn't been following this at all, so Godus is but a distant memory for me. Maybe if PB&Jason was still airing I might've been caught up on all of the Molyneux wankery that's been going on!

It's heading back to Nintendo right now for what is hopefully our final round of certification testing. We're hoping this reinvigorates our Steam Greenlight campaign, where we've been stranded at 50% of the way to the top 100.

If all goes well with Nintendo, I expect an early March release date in the America/Canada.

If it's any consolation, I can definitely send you a code for PixlCross once we release on Steam. Not sure how it stacks up to Pixelo, but it might fill the void!

Yeah, we also have a timer. There's an achievement on each puzzle for beating it within the time limit. It's not essential for progression or anything and there's not really perks necessarily associated with it. It's kind of more for fun/bragging rights on Miiverse.

Super excited for this as well. And it's coming out on my birthday, so happy birthday to me! Absolutely need to finish up Bloodborne and The Old Hunters DLC before I jump into this, otherwise god knows when I'll get back to that.