Dvader said:

I am thinking of buying a gaming pc now. God help me.

So you're finally tempted to try the Arkham Knight PC version eh?

Dvader said:

Laptop pooping out and having to use iPad and phone for weeks to do all my internet stuff. I can't take it anymore.

This is why you need a hybrid.

Yodariquo said:

Dvader said:

I am thinking of buying a gaming pc now. God help me.

Then I can teach you to Doto

What's Micheal Pachter been up to? Haven't heard from him in awhile.

Check this out:

AC Happy Home Designer - more gameplay details

I wrote this spin off, off but it's actually looking pretty swag. There are 3 videos in the link.

Preview:

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Nintendo recently revealed Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer, where your character will be responsible for making the happy homes of the villagers instead of your own. The latest videos for the game shows us what else you’ll be making in the game.

In Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer, you’ll work alongside Tom Nook to help build homes for the villagers. They’ll have various request that you must coordinate around.

For example, a Kangaroo villager like Carrie might show up with her joey and say that she wants a house that will be good for her child to grow up in, so it’ll be up to you to make something playful and maybe a little park in the front yard.

There will be villagers that make various other requests, such as ones that have a thing for polka-dots, you’ll want to use up every kind of furniture you have with them as the design. As you meet their demands, you’ll have access to more furniture, and will be able to meet requests better.

Now, once you’ve finished helping out your first few tenants, there will be other tasks that await. Most of the facilities in town are closed off, and as you advance through the story, they will unlock one by one, except you’ll need to help in the redesigning.

The above video shows us a school that you’ll be designing. You can make it a traditional school or a magic school. Other buildings include a hotel, convenient store, flower store, an office, restaurant, concert hall, hospital, regular shop, department store, and more.

Once you’ve completed a new facility or building, you’ll get to visit it and meet the villagers hanging out in the area. You can check out the below video to see more of what the game has to offer:

Handy boy. From STD.

"1. Four face buttons are positioned overcrowding. So you easily press the wrong button. In that case, you will die."

Well...that's never a good thing. Thank you, Itagaki.

Devil's Third is directed by him, and its all he's done since leaving Team Ninja? 6 years? Can it really be as bad as they say?

If anyone feels like joining me in Splatoon this evening, I will be on at 22:00 local time, which is 20:00 UTC.  You'll have a good shot at kicking my ass, as I haven't been able to play for over a week.

bugsonglass said:

Fuck I just found out that this girl I went to theatre workshop with this year - and also knew before from the house party scene - died yesterday in a hit and run road accident.  She was in her late twenties.  This to me in no different to manslaughter.

That sucks.

I work with this guy who hit a girl and fled the scene, but then "turned himself in" like a week later....it was more like he got caught so he acted as if he was turning himself in. Broke the girls leg...went to court for ages over it and in the end all he got was probation and I think he had to pay her medical bills. Didn't even get his license taken away. Guy is a total asshole too...I can't fucking stand him. One of those miserable pricks who does nothing but talk shit about everyone.

Listening to part 2 of the GU podcast, currently at the Bayonetta 2 part.  Foolz, did you play W101 yet?  Because really, there lies the difference between W101, which I enjoyed greatly, and Bayonetta, which I apparently button mashed through, being that the former requires you to explore the depths of the battle system, while Bayonetta just doesn't care if you submerge yourself into it or not.