Quinn needs to be a mainstay.

1. Samurai Goroh (F-Zero)...if he's not an assist trophy

2. Ray Mk II; other Ray series Robos as alternate colors (Custom Robo)

3. Klonoa (Klonoa)

4. Nightmare (Soul Calibur)

5. Revali (Legend of Zelda)

6. Krystal (Star Fox)...if she's not an assist trophy

7. Bandana Dee (Kirby)

1. Samurai Goroh (F-Zero)...if he's not an assist trophy

2. Ray Mk II; other Ray series Robos as alternate colors (Custom Robo)

3. Klonoa (Klonoa)

4. Nightmare (Soul Calibur)

5. Revali (Legend of Zelda)

6. Krystal (Star Fox)...if she's not an assist trophy

7. Bandana Dee (Kirby)

They stared into the abyss...and blinked.

Great game! It helped me get through a few of my darkest months last year.

I don't think I've ever seen someone demand 300 fps before. That's frankly unrealistic. It tells me that someone who thinks a game "has to be" optimized and maximized like that doesn't really explore video games in general like that.

"For the time" are three very important words.

That guy who did a series on the Antigrav racing genre is the first image you'll find fitting these parameters.

Absolutely. We aren't watching movies: we're playing games. A story may survive different designs. A game cannot survive poorly implemented gameplay (and if it does, it better hope it gets remade or succeeded).

Then you get people who place graphics above everything. Usually, I get this from the "gun and ball" gamers.

Hm...based on my experiences with others, I think it may help to think of how some people aren't very big on video games and just got into them for games with immersive graphics. Combine that with certain games that emphasize social activity or emulating cinema +

I just imagine the kind of good they could do for gaming and developers if they put that energy toward uplifting other games instead of being a Mario Kart "doomer."