I played the crap out of the original Starcraft. I don't think having updated graphics and stuff is going to do anything for me if they don't add anything to the campaign.

I read all of the books, I had no idea there was a show. The fact that Patrick Warburton and Neil Patrick Harris is in it makes it even more intriguing, as I feel they are both really good actors.

Gronkowski has been injury prone his entire career.

Tried Minecraft demo a long time ago but couldn't get into it. I think the fact that DQB has a quest oriented system (it's optional and can be turned off later) made me enjoy the demo. Still on the fence on whether I want to pick it up at launch though. Guess it just depends on how bored I am.

Why would SE think the West doesn't want a new main series DQ game? The MMO game I can maybe understand, but I can't grasp why they'd think DQ11 wouldn't be popular over here. It's not going to sell as many copies as in JP because they worship DQ like a different religion or something, but I imagine it'd have good enough sales figures to justify the localization.

I guess somebody's buying this stuff because they keep making new ones.

So exactly what kind of exclusive programming does Amazon have? Because Netflix's original programming is what will keep users on there.

Just need developers to all start creating their games on PC. Console exclusives are the main reason why consoles are even still around anymore. More and more games are ending up on Steam and other PC digital distribution platforms.

When a new generation of console launches it's already obsolete compared to PC standards. You can get a decent PC for maybe $200 more than a console and still be as good as or better, and you can upgrade your PC over time instead of having to buy a brand new system.

I thought the BFG was from Quake.

Sad fucking day when you have to pay for a character that was in the original game, no less the major star of the live action movie.