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My official vote before I change it last minute: -Nier -Demon's Souls -The Witcher 2

I beat the Wolf Among Us first episode. Wait should I put this into the "games you've beat in 2013" thread for each episode!? Anyways, good, but not amazing. A lot of world building and they nailed down a lot of the less fantastical elements greatly which makes the fantasy ones work well as they're not shoved in your face. For those that have not read Fables: When you meet characters it gives you a bio on them in the menus so you can learn who they are and their story. I think one major difference is that the stakes simply aren't as high. TWD was about survival. It was about horrid shit. This isn't about survival. It's a murder mystery. In that sense it's a very different game. It basically controls the same though I swear you have less time to do everything in this. It looks much better. The graphical style I think is great and there was no reason TWD couldn't have looked like this. It won't win any awards I just felt like visually TWD was sub-par while this is where a game like this needs to be.

"I watched a video of the XBox One controller so I know exactly how it handles now!"

Gravity. I'm sure I can't add anything that critics haven't already mentioned. I really liked it but I did think some of it was a bit cheesy towards the end but not anywhere enough to ruin anything. The whole thing looked beautiful and the 3D for once added to the film.

You have no idea how this thing handles and you're making assumptions because "it's a trackpad." It's pre-emptive peripheral prejudice.

COD4 actually had balanced features before they started a "more is better" way of designing things before scaling back a little when they realized that's not the best way to go about things.

"I'm not biased, but I'm still biased."

I think it's more arcadey in the sense of how gamified everything is.

Yeah but this looks like a trackpad that isn't shit. You seem to be selling it far too short by a laptop comparison.

Nier. Come at me bros. I can't think of a more memorable game.

I thought I owned DE:HR. Guess it's one of the few recent games I pirated. Will wait for Steam sale.

Have you used the keyboard for 2 years though? It makes no sense for any other keyboard to be better at predictions given how weak everyone else's prediction engine is. Google's keyboard probably comes closest.

IIRC it was playable at PAX so it can't be too far behind.

Get your dollar sign after the number bullshit out of here and rent it.

How long did it take?

The game is like $12 when it's not the deluxe edition.

I don't know what sort of number you want. It depends entirely on how much you use it. Do you want an estimate based on number of keystrokes?

^It's kind of old news, actually.

ARM=/=x86

Android and iOS have the largest install-base and since these games aren't available on these platforms or their predecessors in some form (but emulators) people seem to have no problem paying their ridiculous inflated prices. Just look at how much FF3 costs and how many installs it has: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.square_enix.android_googleplay.FFIII_GP

IDK. A few days? It saves your info to the cloud now so I don't really notice that it needs to catch back up. It also helps if you let it read through your texts, emails, FB, etc.

SwiftKey does get intelligent over time so it will start to do well with those shorter predictions. Hacker's keyboards prediction (and most other keyboards) is quite awful in comparison.

I just never have any spelling errors. Instead of the space bar just press on the predictions instead. Way more accurate and takes the same amount of time. Your other option is to make the space bar insert predictions but I find that will make you less accurate when it inserts an incorrect prediction.

If it's not changing "sn" to "an" you're using it wrong.

Neither of those are buses though.