It's been years since I tried signing in.

Hey, Will: Well done.

I can see the taglines now:

"At least it's free." - 4/10 Games5ever

"It's seen the proper texture and bloom creation tutorials; nice." - 5/10 GameReportVideo

"Not even the worst thing I ever played. Close, but no cigar." - 3/10 bloggyGamesBlogsBlog

That was a pretty damn awesome video, both information-wise as edited. Awesome stuff. 10/10 would buy.

I lost the point of the argument when the overwhelming coolness of The Deftones hit me in my stupid face.

I know this will just get buried, but either way, here's the deal:

How about we overlook the obviously slanted opinion that's mentioned as a side-blurb and instead focus on the many things that make the game sound like the most amazing title ever? Deal? Can we do that for a game that gets a 9, think it's great?

It'd be a shame if a dozen words would overshadow many hundreds with tons of illustrated points.

People are going to be piiiiissed about this review revealing some key elements.

These comments are absolutely terrible.

I really enjoyed the brilliant nuance and intertwined design of Race The Sun, how the shadow slowly cascades on the land and shows you safe paths, how the tiles build in front of you to always keep you on your toes, how gunning for pickups would always mean risking to take a sharp turn into death. It's a solid race game. Too bad people can literally not see back black and white shapes.

I'm personally looking forward to Neverending Nightmares. I really hope it gets funded.

But...the shops are one of the best parts? How doesn't it make economic sense? You let shops thrive by giving them your business. Has our real world changed that much since I blinked? That, with the brutally tight economy system makes it imperative to choose the right gear at the right time. At least, it did for me. I suppose you could grind your way out of a bind, but that's true for any game.

Also, I'm not sure why it was repeatedly compared to Tales of Graces f. We're not crediting games on their own merit anymore? The fast travel acts as the world map btw, with the terrain map being for specific dungeons. Again, I'm not sure what that's about; maybe the reviewer wanted a different kind of unitary system or something?

Then again, apparently the visuals are splendid, while I thought it was one of the only oversights, so I suppose my whole world is just upside down. I don't know. I guess 7 is still a good score, I just don't understand the argument for it.

Haha, this looks terrible, but I sure as hell am going to buy one. I love Nintendo's quirky outings. N64 Pickachu edition, Gameboy Micro; bring it on. I'm getting a 2DS! I'm stereo-blind anyway, so thank you, on behalgf of 10% of the world population.