nvm.

Machinarium - The Bottom

Reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated

For a game with so much text, I wonder what the story is? There must be a lot of random exposition for the world and characters too I guess.

This reminds me... is someone around here going to wait for the "Ultimate Edition" of Dragon Age II? Origins was pretty expensive is you bought it on day 1, with all the DLC and stuff for what I remember.

The game looks good, but to buy it on launch day? Dunno. Personally, I rather wait a bit for the reviews, fan reception, updates and DLC(s) first.

Maybe that's just me I guess.

"We look better," The Witcher 2 dev calls out Dragon Age 2's graphics

I agree, the screenshots and trailers for the Witcher 2 are candy to my eyes.

Oh believe me, there is a fanbase of Cave and they are also very vocal about the region-free thing. The first region-free game that they released was Espgaluda II for the 360, and people was pretty happy about that. It seems that it sold well.

The special edition is not region-free though. I've read mixed things about it. But overall, it seems like a nice game.

After that, the only other region-free game from Cave was Mushihimesama Futari. This game is pretty insane, but the fact that there's other games more hard than this one of the same genre is... kinda scary, to be honest.

Anyway, about the region-free version of Muchi Muchi Pork! & Pink Sweets. I read the news in Siliconera, hope is true.

Two threads for the best year ever is not enough.

In 2012 there's BioShock Infinite.

But yeah, this year is like the best year ever to be a gamer. And Radiant motherfucking Silvergun is going to be released in XBLA with an Arcade Stick, that alone makes me wanna buy a Xbox 360 with the pack that Cave is releasing this month of Muchi Muchi Pork! & Pink Sweets region-free (it doesn't said that is region-free in Play-Asia though, weird).

So many games, so little time and money. There's still awesome games that I haven't played (or I am playing right now) that were released last year.

God, my wallet is screaming in pain and pleasure! ;_;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz6djgwjjco

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4DjC0BdKt4

*claps* :')

http://blog.jp.square-enix.com/3rd_birthday/2011/02/23.html

I see costumes that I haven't seen before announced on the official blog of the game and it was posted recently, I remember reading that there is one custume that you can get if you are a member of the Square Enix Members service in Japan. Dunno if is really true or not though.

Anyways, someone posted this on GAF:



...and oh yeah, this. What the hell.

The Dream Machine is an episodic point'n'click adventute game made out of clay and cardboard. It's playable on PC, Mac and Linux, provided your browser supports Flash 8 or later.

For now there's only 2 episodes out of 5, the first one is free, 13€/18$ for the full game which should be complete in August.

http://www.thedreammachine.se/

Source: The Dream Machine Official website & NeoGAF

I really like the art direction of this game, is better than the one from Dragon Age and that alone is pretty impressive IMO.

Sadly my laptop is going to die if I try to play this game, and it looks so good. Hope that I can get a new PC to play this and many other games in the future though.

What was that!?

Sakuraba is not really a bad composer, is just that he never takes vacations. I still remember when all of those JRPGs for the 360 were being released, allmost all of them have the involvement of him in the music.

The only memorable being the one from Infinite Undiscovery.

Recently though, he did a good track for the "Dariusburst Remix Wonder World", the track is called "The Battle is Now in Progress".

My frothing demand for this game increases.