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I fail to see the PS Now connection. Are people saying that since the 3 games are on PS Now that they shouldn't be re-releasing them? If so, I must ask what sort of crack you are smoking, and where can I obtain some.

^I got it for Xenoblade. I travel a lot for work and nothing kills a plane ride like a video game I've found. Movies do alright and of course sleeping is the best but I'm not going to sleep on a 10am flight across the country.

This was a good test for Project Spartan's scrolling and oh man it feels nice. I felt like I was just browsing the page on a tablet.

Majora's Mask on 3DS. Never played through this game at all, actually. It's really damn fun. More fun than I've had with any re-play of Ocarina of Time.

It's not cheaper if it's making your mind think you need to spend 22 more dollars to get the item.

I just use monoprice if what I want is an add-on item on Amazon.

@Mr. GOH! Kumiko is playing at the theater by me. Looks like I need to see it if it's still there next weekend.

You can add non-Steam games to Steam. Not to mention this is the company that has straight up given out Steam keys to people who purchased through GoG. Which is a win for everyone.

It's a bummer that you're getting a DRM-free copy direct from the publisher? How is that a bummer?

Birdman I missed out on seeing this in theaters but movies never take long to come out on blu-ray so I didn't feel like I had to wait very long. Anyway this was great. Wonderfully acted, the way it's shot is phenomenal, and it stays interesting the whole time with some great dialogue. It's a tale that can apply to many actors I feel. Based on how it was originally supposed to end they were going to make that very obvious. Highly recommended.

Interstellar. Beautiful movie but the ending really takes away a lot of the impact.

Input Mapper is a huge step up from that. I used a PS3 controller before this.

I use Input Mapper. Works great. Basically it's 1) Sync with your computer. 2) Open the software. Basically, most games support XInput, and that's what it does by default. Mass Effect 3 I customized the fuck out of though I think I used 2 programs to do it. Like this app to connect, another app to map. Though the mapping looks to be more robust in Input Mapper. You shouldn't need to touch it though. After you do the initial sync just turn on the controller and have Input Mapper open. That's it. To turn off the controller hold down the PS button for 10 seconds though this often opens up Steam Big Picture so fuck it. If you click on the arrow in my screenshot a disconnect button appears and that will turn off the controller.

I mean most things have trade paperbacks... sounds pretty arbitrary to talk about anything else.

Self-contained in what way? Invincible is currently at issue #145991. It's certainly not a self-contained series in the way a lot of other independent comics are.

Yeah... like I said not exactly a lot of faith in Millar. If its well received after a few issues or a trade I'll look into it. I'm pretty open to trying out new series on Image but so far I'm not intrigued enough by this.

>tfw you can't play as a strong black woman until you beat the game once

What else from the past year have you read from Image? Chrononauts has a hell of a lot to live up to. I don't exactly trust Millar to be better than a lot of their titles as they're miles ahead as best publisher these days.

The rights shifted so it's not likely.

I started Ancillary Justice. Pretty good so far. A lot of really interesting far future sci-fi sort of stuff going on. Still working through it but I do like the way it bounces between stuff that's really heavy sci-fi then back to something more grounded.

pixel art indie sidescrolling shit, gun shooty things, puzzley doo dads, decision-based games, role playing whatnots

It's good if you like pixel art indie sidescrolling shit

Twat?

I started playing Alpha Protocol. It's fun and a bit ghetto but it sort of works as it doesn't seem to take itself incredibly seriously.