This. If Toys for Bob had gone with Nintendo instead of Activision, I'd be living in a dumpster by now.

AVENGERS IN KINGDOM HEARTS OR GTFO!

Nope, Turns Out Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts Is Not Better With A Mouse & Keyboard

It does matter. If you play hardcore, one small hiccup in your connection could cause you to lag long enough to suffer defeat. Imagine spending countless hours on a level 60 (soon to be 70 in RoS) hardcore character, only to have an uncontrollable lag spike and perma death.

In response to the overly harsh 'Not Yet' rating that was given to this game, I played through the entire thing (all side-quests) on PC and only encountered one bug. I haven't heard any horror stories about how it's a broken, unplayable game, ala the original Dark Souls for PC.

Runs in PC browser, still better then Watchdogs graphics on PS4/Xbox One.

A Pokemon article not about TPP, praise helix.

It's not that bad, the only thing that got me for a minute was that farting tutorial with Randy.

Best 17 hrs spent! To anyone who wasn't played yet, there are quite a few missable weapons, collectables, even friends so if you care see if there is a spoiler free guide up yet to find everything. Don't know why this was a not yet. Played on pc and not one problem.

"Bringing baggage into the locker room", give me a break.

I was thinking why is it hard for him the accept the terrorists and yet he did this.

My girlfriend used the same trick to sneak into my house permanently.

If this were in South Jersey instead of North Jersey, they'd have no problem handling hordes of drunk, orange-colored assholes.

Disney is an absolutely monolithic corporation. They are not simply limited to children's entertainment. They know where their bread is buttered when it comes to Star Wars. The also know that Episode 1 is widely considered the worst Star Wars because it catered to a juvenile crowd.

According to George Lucas that was suppose to be the tone in everyone he made. Lets face it Jar Jar, C3p0, R2D2, and Ewoks definitely weren't there to appeal to adults.

A company owned by Disney made Sin City, so your point is dumb.

Disney HUNG A CHILD in the first 5 minutes of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. I don't think you give them enough credit.

To be fair though, if you look at starwars the original trilogy, they weren't really "That" mature. Sure they involved mature material but they were always quite simplistic "Good vs Evil" type scenarios.

When was there ever?

That was just as mature as The Revenge of The Sith, it also featured plenty of comic relief such as Chewbacca, R2-D2 and C3PO.