Saturnine Tenshi

Bullet sponges ruin games for me. And Drake is a bit of a twat.

Finally finished the game. I enjoyed the final area. Overall, it was good. Better than Uncharted.

What is this sorcery?!

I have a feeling I should have included more soil-related stories. Or a geological sex scene describing the formation of a mountain range. "The Eurasian Plate convulsed as the massive Indo-Australian drove into him. Oh, it was like no orogeny he'd ever known. Too big. Too hard. It shoved him skyward." But really, thanks for reading. I just finished Guy Gavriel Kay's Under Heaven. It's historical fantasy based on Tang Dynasty China, and I'm more than pleased with it. Kay really captures the scene of ancient China. Not just that, but he does so while writing a book that reads like something out of classical Chinese literature.

Oh nooooo!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=dY1Lr-yGtd8#!

You guys need to watch Chuunibyou if you haven't.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=0BJTwT3Enrk

In this case, I'm going to say it's too widespread to be a "Fucking Kotaku" problem. "Fucking Society" or "Fucking Journalism", maybe.

@GOH: Hahaha. I know, right? I actually quite that one after trying it for 30 minutes then came back later and did it in two tries. @Ethan: It's just a matter of taste, really. I think it would work well as an adventure-only game, though I'm not quite sure how that'd explain some of the things going on with the weather. I just prefer mythology. It makes it that much more interesting for me.

Play with it in the morning before work if you can (especially during kitten/young adult stages). Give it a little attention when you get home. Give it something to occupy it while you're gone. It'll go crazy (edit: I mean run around the house having fun crazy) on its own, and would probably benefit from having other cats in the house, but it isn't going to die of depression if you go out for work. Just be generous with the toys and give it a few (closed) windows to look out of. If you're looking to spend some money you can always get an automatic laser pointer device thing-y.

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I'm only about 50% into the game, but I'll agree on the part of the combat: the game is much better. I typically use my bow or melee, and it feels good to twang enemies to death. That they actually die when I shoot them in the head, too. Certainly better than Uncharted in most respects.

I'm stuck on that god damn tomb with the

How does the game work insofar as level design? From what I've been reading, it strikes me as open world-ish.

I second the motion for recurve bows. I'm going to be learning archery this year, too. Hopefully in the summer.

I like that they haven't been doing many of the "buy more to get an actual deal" deals.

25% off orders over $60 USD (excluding shipping) at Play-Asia. Requires you like their Facebook page.

Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory. I wrote a review on it.

Not even worth my time if you have to resort to something like that. I'd sooner buy another copy of some garbage like . . . 30 Flights of Loving.