ganon255

omg, that's impressive

@rajendra82 - I never said anything about the difficultly, you did. I was referring to the combat, loose controls, map, generic quests, and general handing holding for the reasons it feeling like a general audience game and was off-putting to me. Darks Souls has rich and outstanding combat system and after playing a game with mechanics like that, I guess it spoiled me. I probably would have love KoA:R had not Dark Souls came along a raised the bar.

I played "Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning" demo and after playing "Dark Souls" it made KoA:R play like it was made for kids/casuals. I found the on-screen map to be off-putting, insulting even. The controls feel too loose to me and I wasn't a fan of the generic characters or generic quests. I was impressed with the production values and polish in KoA:R. I've been trying to understand what makes me love one game and repulsed by the other, especially when both games share so many simliar elements. I think KoA:R might be a good fit for those who like Fable, but are looking for something with a bit more meat of it. If these great reviews keep coming in, I will have to take another look at KoA:R.

I emailed Valve a made the request for a Windows Phone app.

They should have an option for both actual money payments and Microsoft points.

@CyberKnight - I guess we could play the Bug Bash beta while we wait for the Halo 4 beta.

". . .as well as the always thrilling "Anchor 9 Premium Theme," you big collector, you."

Love this line

Smells like peanut butter, Christmas, and skunk.

This game would seriously cut into my facebook time.

If anyone but Hironobu Sakaguchi made this game, I would have trashed them for calling it "The Last Story".