Started playing Dark Souls. It's fun, but there's a lot of trial and error. I've just started and I've already been killed by a giant boulder that fell down the stairs without warning and a group of ghosts who were unaffected by my attacks.SpinoRaptor24

uh...you went the wrong way :P the easiest path is through Undead Burg. and the only way you can hit those things is to hit the pots with people inside them and use the item they drop. transient curse.

don't blame the game, son

[QUOTE="SpinoRaptor24"]

[QUOTE="FireSpirit117"]It took me a year and a half to get around to it, but I finally beat LIMBO with all eggs found.FireSpirit117

Did you get the Achievement/Trophy for completing the whole game in one sitting with less than five deaths?

Nope, I can't see myself attempting it in the near future. I only do achievements/trophies if they're fun.

wait......then how did you finish Limbo? :D

Saints Row 2, I got it for free with my copy of SR3, I never really touched it until about a week ago. Its ugly as sin but it was a fun ride. I liked it more than SR3.

bc1391

i haven't played SR3, but I've actually liked SR1 the best out of 1 and 2. the respect building stuff was better in 2, but 1 had waaaaaaay more customization for your character

[QUOTE="-The-G-Man-"]

[QUOTE="110million"]

Basically. I was a bit upset as well though that they didn't do too many of those future sight side-quests though. Like there was one really early on in the game, then not much after that. Thought it was a clever way to use his fore-sight which is used in both story and gameplay, for side-quests too.

110million

the ones where you make choices based on Shulk's visions? i've had quite a few of those

Yeah, but its a small amount out of 400. :P

i just wish they'd dropped the numbered quests

heard good things about Deadman Wonderland. not so much about Casshern Sins, but mostly because nobody seems to have heard of it :P big-ass info dump incoming:

the Toonami revival wasn't even planned before the April 1st response. in addition to the Internet response, ratings were "significantly better"

from what the man in charge says, their budget is pathetic and Steve Blum is basically doing it because he wants to instead of because they're paying him a ton of cash. they're not even using TOM's computer-woman-thing SARA. Adult Swim can't afford more than the three hours, and every show that's being kept on is for personal preference and ratings, not contracts (thought it seems to me starting over the shorter series would have been a good way to go...). probably a "no" to movies because of time constraints, though not ruled out.

stuff like Naruto and DBZ are ruled out because of rights owned by other networks and popular shows like Inuyasha are out because of prices, though he did mention Inuyasha: The Final Act as something they discussed. they want a good mix of new and old. the thing about the "original anime programming" just meant new aquisitions that haven't been on Cartoon Network before. obviously no Total Immersion Events, but stuff like music videos and video game reviews are on. there WILL be a review on May 26. less edits are confirmed for older shows, "if possible". not a lot of promo time unfortunately, though they'll be there, along with bumps that aren't the average Adult Swim stuff. content standards are the same as Adult Swim now, so no more cuts than would've been typical and no less.

shows mentioned for a comeback include Samurai Champloo, no Durarara for now. Gundam Wing and One Piece have been mentioned as "favorites", but that doesn't really guarantee anything. the block probably won't move to weeknights. no IGPX. NO SUBTITLES. no pure comedy stuff. Western shows are being looked at. doubtful on Megas XLR or Boomerang shows (Teen Titans and Samurai Jack) or Reboot. no Spawn. "maybe" on seinen (18-30 demographic with emphasis on story; shonen is defined as 10+, though stuff like Fist of the North Star falls into this category so a better description is just "action-heavy"), though Ghost in the Shell is classified as seinen.

obviously, the April Fool's stuff was possible because it was a one-time deal. and they had to plug the crap out of the DVD releases. no donations. "pre-intros" to shows will be about 15 seconds. if ratings are very good, the thing could get up to all Saturday night.

[QUOTE="-The-G-Man-"]

yeah that quest system is getting on my nerves. though I have to wonder if it's because of how well-thought-out every other aspect is by comparison.

110million

Basically. I was a bit upset as well though that they didn't do too many of those future sight side-quests though. Like there was one really early on in the game, then not much after that. Thought it was a clever way to use his fore-sight which is used in both story and gameplay, for side-quests too.

the ones where you make choices based on Shulk's visions? i've had quite a few of those

black swan. pretty good, though a few of the story threads don't work and it seems a little silly at times.

[QUOTE="-The-G-Man-"]

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"]

I liked the scale of it and the art design

DarkLink77

the art design was generic as hell :|

yeah, it wasn't even well-done traditional fantasy. it was so...bland.

yeah that quest system is getting on my nerves. though I have to wonder if it's because of how well-thought-out every other aspect is by comparison.

[QUOTE="jg4xchamp"]God damn it. DarkLink77

Atlus.

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