I'm starting to think no one should. Maybe that's why I love Batman Beyond so much, he could (And often did) be beaten.

Playing some League of Legends. Trying to get out of Bronze and move up to Silver.

It's the issue because the fans of his show from the 90's are now the fans writing him now.
What the Burton movie was to wiping away the campy mess that was the 60's Batman, we need another "Break the Bat" moment that shows he's not the unbeatable god he's presented as now.
I've heard that DC has been trying recently to remove that mentality in his comics, but I just hope to see that mentality be removed from Batman media outside of comics.

Oh, and I've been playing LoZ: The Minish Cap. Pretty fun.

I loved minish cap, can't remember how many times I re-played the main story

My brother is forcing me to play Earthbound, i don't see why this game is so beloved.

I got it from the 3DS Ambassador program, but it's the one game that I never actually played when I got it. I started playing it at the airport last week and I've been having fun (Then fucked myself over by confusing the power button with the start button on my 3DS, which killed my drive to play it for a week :lol), but I got back to it and started enjoying it again.

You just don't get it.
Quite literally. If you can't see why people liked it, you just don't get it.

i have that exat same issue when it comes to CoD i hatte that game and still do not know where the fans come from that like it

It's a fun, arcadey shooter that's fast paced with pick up and play action.
It's hate stems from it's popularity, simple.
"But it's just the same game over and over."
If I said the same about Pokemon, Zelda, or God of War, you'd flip your shit and argue against me. At this point, I'm dead certain the hate it receives is solely because it's the popular target to hate on.

I agree. It's by no means my kind of game, but I can see why people have so much fun with the multiplayer side of it and it shifts so many copies.

I played the original CoD: Black Ops. I think it was was fun as hell. I can see why so many people love the series.
I understand that the new release every year thing can wear thin, but Assassin's Creed has been following that MO and only just now has anyone begun to have issue with it.

It was pretty good, imo one of the best FPS of recent times.

Call of Duty is the example of the problem with some franchises right now. Screw/Attack on Youtube said it best. Every new installment has minor improvements to multiplayer, sometimes only two new maps, and ever-shrinking Campaign mode. I used to love CoD's story. Modern Combat 1-3 especially, and Black Ops 1-2 was just fun. But 2 was far to short, and the focus on a multiplayer I have no interest in? Mreh.

I have gone off Call of Duty because I am bad at it. Though my friend keeps saying I should get the new game out this year

Ghosts? Nah. I'm just going last-gen and replaying Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory HD :lol

with multiplayer these day game developer add it on games that does not need like the new tomb Raider and now Arkham Origins

Why? You can just go out and buy the first Modern Warfare for probably $5 at Gamestop. No CoD has changed since then.

For what was once a respectable series, isn't it sad that the mere mention of Call of Duty has become a punch line in and of itself?

Just like how no Zelda has changed since Ocarina.

Ocarina. The sole reason I bought a Wii.

I got annoyed with Mass Effect 3's fetch quests so I took a break and started a Renegade/Male Shepard play through on ME2.

Wind Waker seemed pretty different to me when I played it 2 summers ago. Can't argue on Twilight Princess or Skyward Sword though, but I played OoT for the first time on the 3DS, so Twilight was brand new to me at the time it came out. However, unlike Call of Duty, the Zelda games have been pretty solid.

I just beat the Fantasia world in KH3D, this world is so BORING it hurts! Nothing happens! Though i do love seeing Mickey in the coat.

... How would you even base a level on Fantasia anyway?

They pretty much just made stuff up as they went along, this world almost makes me lose incentive to play the game any further.

That's why i think they should have put another Disney movie there instead.

Fun and Fancy Free would have been better. At least the 2 vignettes had defined plot!

Could have just stuck to the Sorcerer's Apprentice or something.

>The entire point of my statement.
You're taking Call of Duty at face value and presenting a vapid interpretation that "The games play similar, so they're the same."

Which is a false equivalency. Not necessarily a "cum hoc ergo propter hoc" or post hoc ergo propter hoc" when it comes to logical fallacies, but still very, VERY annoying.

Except Call of Duty IS the same game it was 5 years ago. Nothing has changed but the people you shoot.

And so is Zelda! Nothing has changed but the height of the character you play.

Hey i just noticed, they didn't edit Xygbars weapon in KH3D. Neat.

Moving this here.

I know the world of Fallout is mostly empty. You can walk for almost one half hour straight and not run into anything in the wastland worth noting. But to me that's part of the fun. The absolute second I'm free of the Valut I start exploring. Leveling up. One play through I didn't even enter Megaton until I was level thirty five to start the story. There's so much to see and do it's incredible.
But I also understand why it might turn some people off.

Just beat Sora's story in KH3D, afterwards i went into the theater mode and put the credits so it feels like i acomplished something i lowered the volume and put Simple and clean on Youtube.

Mass Effect 3: I'm only a few missions from the end and I'm worried about my War Assets. I've done a ton of fetch quests, scanned star systems and did all the N7 missions and my Effective Assets are still less then 3000...

Talking to Locke and I had a thought. Bioshock Infinite has it's first DLC coming soon called Clash in the Clouds. Just typical Mindless Combat with no to little narrative aside from why you're doing Mindless Combat. And I hope the reason that we're getting this first is because it was easy, and that gave them much more time to focus on the next bit of DLC. Which is Story Driven, takes you back to the ruins of Rapture, and should be excellent.

Did some more exploring on the galaxy map, turned in a few more side quests and my Effective War Assets are only around 2600. I read on Bioware's forum that you need 3100 to get the "best" ending.

Finally got The Old Republic a few weeks ago and was playing through it for a bit with a friend, but had to stop because work kept getting in the way. Learned last night that he went and did a good deal with another friend, so guess I'm doing some catch up tonight!

Edit: After this patch I missed the other day finishes downloading, that is...

I was bored so i started KH RE:Coded, despite the hate this game gets i really like it.

I'm playing a PS1 game from 11 years ago, Gundam: Battle Assault 2.
I love this game, I really wish it could have gotten a proper sequel (Battle Assault 3 Featuring Gundam SEED is not a sequel).

Also, while I love Fighters, one thing I hate is unlocking characters. BA2 starts you with 12 characters (4 from G (God/Burning, Dragon, Rose, Maxter), 4 from Wing (Wing Zero Custom, Sandrock Custom, Deathscythe Hell, and Altron), and 4 from UC (RX-78, Sazabi, Nu Gundam, and Zaku II)), which is decent, but it makes you unlock SO MANY OTHERS (Acguy, Ball, the Big-Zam, Bolt, Dark/Devil, Zaku IIS, ZZ, Epyon, GP0-2A, Heavy Arms Custom, Hygoog, Master, Neue Ziel, Quin Mantha, Tallgeese III, Zeong, and the game only Psycho Gundam).

18 characters to unlock...I hate grinding.

Ironically that's what I loved about Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 2. Grinding to unlock stuff :lol