Recent content by buchno

"Literally"? The English language doesn't have any such word [http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/185932/recommended-replacement-for-literally].

Oh yes, NieR has one of the best soundtracks there is: ...but I haven't played it yet :C The games I have played, initially only because of their soundtracks, are: ...and as always, the Final Fantasy series, although the last good game was VI... :( ...oh, and "played"...

But... If boobs are so awesome, how come there is no love for the broodmothers...?

Why does everyone think Shihna looks best? It's obviously Zelos that is the most beautiful:

Essentially a world where I am omnipotent and therefore can do whatever I want, including changing the world whenever I grow bored by it.

Asari. Aww... Was aiming for Hanar...

Lucky you; where I live, the cheapest one costs about $50 (or ~350 sek). Well, you may take into account that games cost about $90 at launch in Sweden, but still...

Well, I completed Tales of Symphonia for the fourth time just a couple of weeks ago. I just want to see every character tell their story, and that is only possible in a different playthrough for every side character. After the third time though, I switched to playing in Dolphin for glorious HD...

I once decided to wait for the GotY-edition of this game, or until the price dropped to 20% of launch price (which took ME2 about half a year where I live). Yet, after this trailer, I forfeit. I am weak, and this game has induced too much hype unto me. Three days... I don't know if I'll...

...and add emotional involvement to the mix.

As soon as I heard it wasn't made in the USA, I realized it might actually be a possibility :]

Ah, they didn't exist last year when I looked around for such a service! Thanks for notifying :]

I wonder how the world would look like if you purchased games like you do music and movies nowadays; i.e. in a "streaming service"-like system like Spotify or Netflix. If you payed a set amount of money to be able to play as many games as you want in a set library. Of course, a version of...

In sandbox-based games, I always tend to sidetrack at the start. If the game's storyline seems to be interesting enough to actually follow, I do so when I tire of the exploration. The most recent example being Skyrim (obviously). Voted: Depends.