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You can also die before the introductory cutscene ends if one of your vital organ experiences brutal trauma, e.g. aortic rupture.

<a href='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBfv3cYJBEY' class='bbc_url' title='External link' rel='nofollow external'>Come on</a>

oh god, what's he going to do when he realizes that shutting out everything whenever he feels uncomfortable is a social mistake?

You want me to pay money for a 2D demake of a game that already exists, is free, and is obviously superior? Visual entertainment innovator MDickie never gets the recognition he deserves.

Every indie shooty platformer in the last ten years. There was even a period where the indie scene was basically platformers.

While we're cracking this hidden lore wide open, do you guys think that Arthur and King are references to another story? I have suspicions but could never find a connection.

I don't really like Spelunky either. I massively prefer strategic roguelikes to action-oriented ones. If I fuck up and die permanently, I want it to be because of a mistake I can learn from for the next run. With Spelunky it's just a matter of getting good at platforming and reacting quickly...

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If a company doesn't have titles as recognizable as Call of Duty and Titanfall, it doesn't mean they're floundering. The latest Monster Hunter game is doing quite well over here, despite not being a household name. Now, Capcom is certainly no longer in their prime, but that doesn't mean they're...

Dead Rising Phoenix Wright Street Fighter Marvel vs. Capcom Resident Evil Dragon's Dogma Devil May Cry Fucking Monster Hunter And of course, Capcom's flagship I.P., Dino Crisis. I think Capcom is doing fine over here.

What's the matter, trainer?

EA does get a lot of hate, but most of it is for their business practices, not the games they've published.

You know what, Colonial Marines was kind of a cop-out. It's terrible, but it's objectively terrible. No one's going to argue in favour of Colonial Marines. So, here's a more personal opinion on a staggeringly popular series of games: I don't like Mario Party. I don't like any minigame-based...

For some perspective, which game would you consider similar but less boring? I just want to see where you're coming from. I'm not a zedla fanboi who's rushing to defend it.

Christ, Call of Duty isn't a godawful shitfest like everyone who doesn't want to look like a mainstream gamer makes it out to be. I've played a few minutes of it, and it's fine. You're a guy with a gun, there's other guys with guns, you get lots of different guns to shoot with, nothing gets in...