Aang

Don't forget that George Lucas created Star Wars. It was him who brought it to the big screen. Sure, the prequels weren't the best. And the newer version of the original trilogy is downright idiotic. He doesn't deserve all of this hate.

I wish I would have ignored this topic....

It worked.... THANK you very much. Well, my dreams of hitting a 20 hour speedrun failed. ( 18 hrs. )

With Tidus, yes. I've mainly been farming with Yuna, and Auron.

Yes, I realize this. When I happen to defeat the hands/arms, I usually have Tidus left, and he wares me down to where I run clean out of potions, and phoneix downs. This is my strategy: Typically go into battle with Yuna, Tidus, Lulu, and Auron. I summon Ifrit. I then attack the arms/hands relentlessly until Ifrit is low on health. I then use every summon, to ware him down. After that, Yuna is only used for white magic. After that, it's basically the same, hit 'em. Tactic. In the end, Tidus is usually left, and there aren't enough potions to save him.

Hey all, So, I recently got Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD. And, I'm really enjoying it. It takes me through memory lane. Now, you probably are thinking, "What's the problem?" Well, the problem is seen below. ( Image extension error ) This, is Sinspawn Gui. I literally have no idea, but every single time I fight him, or her, I lose. It's been a few days now, and I still have yet to beat it! No matter what I do, it's always a straight up fail. I remember having a big problem with this beast on the PS2 version. I had hopes of beating the game in twenty hours or less....But with this guy, there seems to be a change of plans. I've seen walk through's. I've farmed enemies. Yet, I still cannot defeat him. Does anyone know a specific tactic to defeat him? Anyone? If you do, please comment it in the comments section below. Thanks, -Aang

This is an article, Q&A I found on Kotaku. Enjoy goat beauties! Reporting all units! That crazed, black and white colored, axe-wielding goat named Pilgor has been spotted at another family barbeque. Be on the look out. This goat is armed and hilarious! While being pursued by this crazed goat, I happened upon Armin Ibrisagic, Game Designer & PR Manager at Coffee Stain Studios. We decided to take this lucky encounter to not only continue running for our lives, but to talk about his studio's new "goaterrific" game Goat Simulator. How would you describe Goat Simulator? Goat Simulator is the next big thing in goat simulation. Utilizing the latest technologies from NVIDIA and the Unreal Engine, it brings a next-gen goat simulation experience inches away from your face. It is a digitalized drug that is absorbed right through your eyes, forcing your brain to have fun. From what sources did you draw inspiration during development? Goats, Simulators, Goat Simulators, and Honorable First Chairman Kim-Jong-un What sort of difficulties have you faced during development? At times we had some issues with the bugs in Goat Simulator. We couldn't tell them apart from features. Were there any specific "Aha!" moments that set the game in a new direction? Most of the game design has grown naturally from weird-looking bugs. For instance, the sniper shot with the bucket in our first alpha video was due to the fact that the headbutt had an incredibly unrealistic impact force that was like a hundred times stronger than it should be. It looked hilarious, so we kept it. We wanted to add a feature where the goat turns its head away instead of clipping inside a wall, but the result was the spazz-out that you saw when it climbed a ladder. So I wouldn't say "Aha!" moments have guided our game design, more like "Hahaha!" moments. What new aspects of the game are you excited to implement? I CANNOT WAIT until we get Steam Workshop support up and running. I totally love Happy Wheels and I hope we'll see similar hilarity from the community in Goat Simulator. Tell us what the back of the box for Goat Simulator would say. If we ever did a boxed version, it would probably have a disclaimer to not buy the game, along with a list of other better ways to spend $10 at, like a book on how to avoid huge ships, investing the money in casette players, or buying 1/5 of an actual real-life goat. What is the goat's name? Her name is Pilgor. You can pre-order Goat Simulator right here. Original article: http://tay.kotaku.com/q-tay-coffee-stain-studios-goat-simulator-1522865920/@stephentotilo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpijoHeWbUI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgTQglGvNUs

Currently attending college. I work as a App Game creator, and I work for Cracker Barrel. I love to make games for money, but since my law suit, I had to find other work as well. I hate working there -_-

Hello all, 1. Goat Simulator is a free roam Goat mayhem game. Who doesn't like those? 2. You can create your own Goat, levels, and terrain. 3. You can crash a party with your tongue. 4. It's a good laugh. 5. This video!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgTQglGvNUs I'm about to pre-order Goat Simulator on Steam. You can too for only 9.99$! Pre-ordering will allow you to gain access to the game three days before anyone else! I have no idea why, but I just love it! The game is set to release on April 1st, 2014 on Steam. Are you going to pre-order it? Purchase it? Or do you think it's garbage? Let me know in the comments section below! I hope you find the love of this, as much as I have. -Aang

Looks cool.......

I have Steam, but I usually do not use it socially. I play Empire: Total War, Civ IV, Tropico 2, Euro Truck Simulator, Farming Simulator, and a few more. What's next on my list? Drum role please!!!!!! ( Image extension error Goat Simulator

We feel the same way.

I agree 100%. And, you can simply download the song free of charge.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icBXcvCZfGs&list=UU1KPy3cAAj0i0RIFC_SzjMg

I too have the 3000. Had it for three years now. Dropped it on the ground at least 15-20 times. It fell in the bath tub once as well. Still works like a charm!

I see what you did there ^_^

Sounds neat.

I'm personally surprised to see that most of you think there will be a demo. I think there won't be one. There wasn't one for 1.5, and there won't be for 2.5. But, who knows?

The PSP never had quality titles. It was outdated quickly. And, the games are hard to find. Much like PS2, but the PSP never lasted.

Arrogant Bieber strikes again! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQ7bPFIIepw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m4b4PrrLYg

Like many have stated above. True friends fight, and argue like brother and sister. It's bound to happen. I know how it feels, as I've been in similar situations like this. You, and your friend will make up, in due time. I suggest, the mediator to this, can find the objective to both sides. Make peace, however you can.

Hey all! We just docked in Bermuda! What a flip-flop adventure SO FAR! At the moment, I'm at the camp in Bermuda. And...We're going to be here for the next 3 days. Doing the lords work! What Happened: When we first set sail, I read all those myths. And I'll be honest, I had tons of curiosity, wonder, and fear. The radar read perfect weather, and we went off. We went in three different boats. We sang shanties, played games, and had a GREAT time. The first day, overall was perfect. Second day: On the second day, things were a bit different. I mean, you'd be REALLY surprised to see how quickly the weather changes there. One moment, it's sunny the next it's an overcast. The winds picked up, the waves roared. Not bad, but odd. It remained that way for the last day. Still, no care in the world. Things were good. On the third day, things got BAD! The waves got huge. The sun was overcasted by thick, dark clouds and it began to rain. Our navigation was a bit off, I suspected it was metalic interference. Jim, the captain suspected Aliens. ( No. I'm not joking ) After a bit, it just escalated. The waves got so big, we had to bucket water out of the boat. Relentless storms, that was tough. I honestly thought we'd go under. But I believe god had his hand on us! And, when your sailing on these sea's, you simply CANNOT take your eye off of the boat, and your surroundings. Our captain did, and before I knew it, a HUGE rouge wave hit us! I had no idea, the damage, and power those things pack! It felt as if, a giant had thrown you to the ground. The force of that monster was just unexplained... You could literally feel the force, and power of the ocean. The captain ordered we check for damage. We found a crack, on the port side pontoon. He then ordered us to hold the structure using kevlar rope, tape, and just about anything that would keep us afloat. I instantly thought " We're going to die" but, you'd be surprised at what some good o'l Americans can do. It actually held it together. For the remainder of the day, it continued to storm. On the last day, all was relatively calm. Docking this morning. Just got into the camp, and we're going to preach to the locals later today. The portside pontoon is being fixed. Overall: My faith in the boat, the weather, and the others cam to the test. I had immense sea sick. And what I thought would be a nice, easy trip turned into a hellish nightmare. But hey, that's the sea! I'll be in Bermuda for the next three days. After that, another nightmare back. I'll be online, but not much. I WILL upload the footage when I get the chance. -Aang