Hot Heart

Green Man Gaming had an 'Indie Love' promotion the other day, where you pick from three prices (one of them being about 75% off) so I nabbed To The Moon and Tiny And Big: Grandpa's Leftovers.

Halo. Whether or not they succeed is certainly a matter of opinion, but they definitely try. Well, Halo gives you an amazing co-op campaign.

You're welcome.

If it's like any LEGO games from before, characters tend to unlock as you go. After a level, when it goes through all your studs and things you collected, it should also show a big roster of silhouetted faces that fill in gradually as characters are unlocked. Some were also found in the open world and purchased as well (after defeating them in LEGO Batman 2). As for changing character in the open world, have you tried holding triangle? That should bring up the massive roster to select from. At least, that's how it's worked in the past.

Updated the latest inFAMOUS Second Son trailer with some slightly more contemporary, Seattle-themed music.

Papa & Yo because it was mega cheap in the Humble Store.

Awww, friend!

Considering the games, 'competing' seems to be putting it a bit strongly.

Actually discovered Chris Thile through the Step Brothers soundtrack and improv extra (seriously, check this out)

Seriously, you're not considering stumping up the cost of a PS4 to get a single game for free, are you?

Well, I meant the gliding was still off somehow, but the grappling exacerbated it. Having a bigger environment is all well and good, but I also think they needed to be smarter/less stupid about the world design or tweak the grappling distance a little. Also, I don't know if anyone's been paying attention to the Humble Bundle, but it's been updated to include the Millenium Skins pack for Origins (I think they're all unlockable in-game otherwise?)

Because it's still good (the EPs were just reeeaallly good), and I'm sure it'll grow on me some more.

War's over, guys. Turns out a handheld is the winner. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R38mnoUmsWY

Will buy this when it's out over here, but I'm a little disappointed with it, especially after the Greetings EPs. Those were the best songs they've done in about ten years though, so...

http://cloud-3.steampowered.com/ugc/488933421678229294/CB30C05445598411109D0BF073883AE3B3E64A4B/

What price was it in the sale?

It was only a matter of time... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDyFxYeJH4w

I think the gliding actually felt quicker in City, plus you can grapple to most things, unlike Origins.

Even if I can't entirely agree on the combat part (admittedly, I'd need to replay Asylum though) I can get behind that. Also, it was me who said even the gliding was off in Origins. I couldn't believe it myself actually, but even during the Harley DLC, I noticed it felt so much better.

Yeah, I don't actually think it's a major issue (possibly an improvement if you get used to it, as Atomsk said).

As a big ninja turtles nerd who thought it looked too kiddy (relatively speaking, obviously), I was surprised by how good it was; particularly the action and the humour. I think the guy who voices Mikey does a great job (as do the other guys really) and I eventually stopped hearing Samwise Gamgee everytime Raphael opened his mouth. Oh, and I like Nolan North as 'the one who is known as the Krang' I don't think it'll ever beat the overall story of the 2003 series, but I mean, this is flippin' cool. There were some fairly good episodes in there, though I think there are far too many 'mutant of the week' ones already and the finale was pretty sucky. Bit disappointed with the second season so far, especially since there are bound to be more of those types of episodes. I see they're going to introduce Casey Jones...any bets on how long before he becomes a mutant?

No, no, Ethan has come over to the RIGHT side. He is saying while he feels Asylum's combat has its issues, it is still a better game overall compared to Origins. And that City is still the best. Right, Ethan? RIGHT, ETHAN?!

Her jokes in Thor 2 were definitely the weakest.