We are now in an era where entire game platforms (including re-downloads of things you’ve bought) can just vanish. http://community.us.playstation.com/t5/PlayStation-Mobile-Support/INFO-Update-on-PlayStation-Mobile-PSM/td-p/45023971

It happened so gradually, I’m really not sure when Steam became a F2P MMO. It’s easily the best one, though.

Remember when Assassin’s Creed was about making you feel like an assassin?

My favorite loyalty missions are still the ones in Chrono Trigger.

The Internet Archive is amazing. Here’s the first videogame I remember playing, right in your browser: https://archive.org/details/atari_2600_frogs_and_flies_-_frogs_n_flies_1982_m_network_david_rolfe_-_intv_mt56

Best part of walking by noisy construction is knowing no one can hear me hum the Final Fantasy battle theme to myself.

Between Gamefly, PS Plus, and Steam sales I’ve failed to resist, I really never need to buy a game ever again. And yet I know I will.

It’s unsettling that Sony won E3 simply by announcing a console that is still capable of what every other console to date is capable of.

This is just a reminder that Bionic Commando 2009 had a ‘shut up’ button for skipping repeated boss chatter:

I don’t want a new console generation! I’m not done with this one.