If...

The best of both worlds.

The DeLorean's a great shout, but I think I've decided on mine:



Quick, strong in battle, can fly, can surf, and kinda cute. Plus, really nice accompanying music at night.

I was thinking the fancy version of Jas's choice, but mine can't time travel

The good old B Dasher! 60s F1 cars look really cool. Please ignore the fatality rate.

I take it all back! I obviously want to drive this fella forever:

I was thinking about Yoshi but the car I've got in LA Noire at the moment is a beaut:



So that's going to be my weapon of choice. Anyway, let's get another question going.

IF you could add DLC to any game - to get more levels, maybe, or finish a dangling plot point - which game would it be?

I'm no car man, not at all, but that's chuffing hideous. Mayhap it looks better in game?

Anyway... BotW. It's already had DLC, but from what I read, of the wrong kind. No extra characters, no playing as existing characters, no extra overworld areas to explore... Failing that, I'd definitely not say no to more SMO areas.

After finishing D4 which has no ending then maybe having the rest of that and it would be DLC.

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. I loved the gameplay mechanics, so getting to experience them in maybe an online environment, like a horde mode or something, with zombies or whatever? Ace!

Boo that man

Can I say Super Mario World? Just to retroactively make 12-year-old me happy.
I would've said SMB3, but there's the eCard things that came with the GBA version...


As for now? Hmmm... really I'm secretly glad games are over, so it's one less thing to worry about. Actually, I wish Fifa did the next year's game as DLC, money grabbing shits...

Jimbob wrote:

As for now? Hmmm... really I'm secretly glad games are over, so it's one less thing to worry about. Actually, I wish Fifa did the next year's game as DLC, money grabbing shits...

EA have spoken about possibly making their sports games subscription based in the future.

Jimbob wrote:

As for now? Hmmm... really I'm secretly glad games are over, so it's one less thing to worry about.

Honestly, I also get this quite a lot! Even the great games. Finishing them frees up time for me to do other stuff, even if that other stuff's another game. Current goal: finish Metroid: Samus Returns by the end of the week.

I get that a lot, which is why I know a game is really special when I can feel the end approaching but I wish it wasn't.

I would like more Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. None of its follow-ups have come close to the original's extraordinary brilliance.

IF you could give all of gaming or all gamers a gift for the festive season, what would it be?

A Switch bundle with BotW. Being somewhat selfish: that's what my sis really wants now, having played mine. But another one for every gamer sounds good too!

Switch or PS4, depending on the person same goes for what games it would have.

If I was gifting to Drunka it be a PS4 with MonHan World, Bloodborne, Overwatch for a start

A Switch with MK8D, Odyssey and BotW. Which, funnily enough, is exactly what my brother received this festive season.

A sense of perspective.

Ah - yes - something like that. Rather than buying a specific system for "gaming", I'd assume "gaming" has some interest in video games, so maybe a bullshit detector, for when someone's about to type some nonsense online, and then we can just let everyone get on with their games.

I can only agree with The Drunk Tank: my answer was going to be "An end to fanpersonism".

IF you were on the dev team for upcoming Switch exclusive Bayonetta 3, what would you be making sure to include in the game?

Something with the HD rumble but otherwise just more of the same.

ZeroJones wrote:

I can only agree with The Drunk Tank: my answer was going to be "An end to fanpersonism".

IF you were on the dev team for upcoming Switch exclusive Bayonetta 3, what would you be making sure to include in the game?

A section where you get play as Rodin or maybe make a funny new game plus mode where you can pick multiple characters to play as but it doesn't change the cutscenes too much.

The original game's sense of pacing. Bayonetta had a great flow of small enemies, quiet sections and big bosses that kept things feeling exciting. The sequel was so loud all the time that it never really felt like any individual moments could shine.

A JRPG-style turn-based fighting system.