“And then I remembered one of my old SPs doesn’t work anymore. So I got to work.”

But you do have all of the time in the world to be a raging asshole who thinks that they aren’t the problem.

Exactly. This thing is beyond hideous.

And Kotaku isn’t just a gaming news site, and doesn’t claim to be

Oh man. That’s rich. No time for shitty articles, but plenty of time to comment on them. CLASSIC. [jots this one down for the books]

Faith in humanity... unchanged.

Maybe don’t bother us with your shitty comments then?

You’re giving him more credit than I was. I figured he only made it through the title.

but you have to admit it looks way cooler.

Sticking it to the Jets is more of a Sharks thing though.

Except that he actually is good at playing Pac-Man.

He was a human being with whom you disagreed. Thus, he deserved to die, or at least, you are happy he died. That is EXACTLY what is wrong today. You must be a wonderful member of a political party.

He was good, friendly, affable, generous man. With a family. A small daughter. Many of you are the animals for joking about this tragic death, and you are exactly what is wrong with the world today.

It’s pretty fun until the scene where the flight is boarding and the big jetliner shouts, “I WANT YOU ALL INSIDE ME!”

Lord help us if Jim Caviezel ever gets accused of any serious crime.

So why click on the article in the first place if you don’t want to know stuff about it? Is even a headline about Frozen that distressing?

I’d really rather they take the approach they did in Web of Shadows. Not in the sense that they lift that combat system, but it really felt like a Spiderman game. One minute you’re in the floor, the next you’re fighting in mid-air, then across the block, then on the side of a building, all in a single fight. No…

Arkham’s combat system works for the Dark Knight since he’s a methodical martial artist. Spiderman is a free-flowing, chaotic fighter, with the only consistency to his moveset being that he zips around a lot.

Just seems like a non-issue to me. Kids wanted signs, parents made lame signs, kids had a blast hoisting their lame signs. Everybody wins.

Yes, let’s chastise the children for not proffering witty, relevant, original memes because children are human and should be judged as harshly as all humans deserve to be judged on the world wide web.

We’re all dealing with the feels at the moment and lashing out is one symptom. I’m willing to give AngrierGeek a little slack on this one... but just a little.