There's also a turret on one of the reclamation conveyor belts that say's 'I'm Different.' It has a lot more to say if you pick it up.
I'm having an technical issue with the Gawker Media sites. When I go to, say, kotaku on a PC, I'm presented with what is obviously a tablet interface design. Is anyone else having this problem?
I love the movies people are making with the tools, its cool that people can produce completely different things from the same palette.
For example, I made Transformice
For example, I made Transformice
As I'd love to believe that not having achievements was a creative move on Nintendo's part, it's clearly not true. Nintendo doesn't have achievements because that would represent a real commitment to providing an online back-channel. Their domestic market has zero interest in online features, and until that changes they'll always have a simple online layer.
@darthvolta: The moment you stop reading kotaku
Dude, you crazy. What are you talking about? Did you find out saying farmville in titles gets you clicks?
What you're describing here is bad pacing, whereas Farmville uses time strategically to give you a reason to come back later. You can stop playing Farmville but time continues on. In Dead Rising you're just stuck playing until the next event. How is that the same thing?
What you're describing here is bad pacing, whereas Farmville uses time strategically to give you a reason to come back later. You can stop playing Farmville but time continues on. In Dead Rising you're just stuck playing until the next event. How is that the same thing?
This looks like something that would be on the wall of a Rogue Port tattoo parlor.
I think this comment assumes a lot about the kotaku audience either way. Most gamers probably couldn't careless about both games, from what I understand.
My two cents:
Buy and iPod Touch, and get a regular phone. All the same tech, no single point of failure in your mobile life, and you can pick the best network instead of compromising for a cool device.
Buy and iPod Touch, and get a regular phone. All the same tech, no single point of failure in your mobile life, and you can pick the best network instead of compromising for a cool device.
Just look at the google trend for Wii, the down-turn this year is pretty impressive: [www.google.com]
@Yossarian: Ninjas do prosper in warmer climates. Fun Fact.
Therefore, about 40% of PS3 owns have downloaded Home. How many of those people are actively using it would be much more interesting.
This post and its subsequent comments are making me concerned that my walls are filled with messages already.
Two words: Space Italy
@bakana: Well done.
They should re-release Monty Python's "Complete Waste of Time." Not a game, really, but had some stuff in there that parodied puzzles from Myst, so it was topical in the day.
Your reasoning doesn't make a lot of sense, since you could put shots just about anywhere, including the inside of a regular pint.
Funny video. Oh, but that wall THAT WALL. I stopped playing FFIV back in the day because of that wall.
@NeoTechni: There's this line in there which states "You can kiss the 3DS buh-bye." Not sure there's much to misunderstand about that. I'm not trying to defend the 3DS, I haven't even seen one yet; I'm just pointing out that these techniques are completely different and they do not replace one another. You could implement both techniques at the same time.
