I've seen literal babies with iPads.

Under the ball of your thumb was the stupidest placement imaginable and almost certainly the reason they never appeared again.

Those things look fucking microscopic.

Fun enough to pay $60 for it again?

This isn't a gaming site.

My beef with Sleeping Dogs was how for the first half "nobody has guns, this is Hong Kong, Wei!" Then the second half starts and "you need to get a gun, Wei, lots of dangerous people here and they've got guns!"

'See, for instance, the reprise of “Hooked On A Feeling,” signaling that the sequel isn’t going to skimp on the classic rock.'

Jesus, yeah, who's left in the MGS1 cast that wasn't apparently a highly important character all along? At least knowing that Konami isn't making any more canon MG games we can rest assured that Kenneth Baker was actually just Kenneth Baker this whole time.

"Remember that time I co-founded the group that nearly enslaved the whole world? Yeah, that wouldn't be a cool setting for a game, HERE I AM IN THE 80s INSTEAD psst no i'm not."

"Garbage like Rising?" Raiden's face turn from whiny pretty boy to legit badass is great and getting an entire game where you fucking FINALLY get to play as a cyberninja outside of bullshit VR missions is already worth the price of admission. The fact that it's a stellar action game first-and-foremost only further…

It's not that I think the twist is bad or that I dislike it, it's more dissatisfying, I suppose. Venom Snake becomes the power-crazed madman behind Outer Heaven (The Base) and gets taken down by Solid, while Big Boss becomes a power-crazed madman behind Zanzibar Land aka Outer Heaven (The Country) apparently.

He got a lot of criticism for his anti-Trump statements directly after the RNC and was accused by ignoramuses that he didn't criticize Clinton for her email scandal - which he didn't on the free clip he released to YouTube but absolutely excoriated her on the show proper.

Two men enter, none come out?

23782500. Hope you get less popsicles than I did.

That was apparently an inspiration for the Radiohead "Just" video, according to some interview show I saw back in the 90s.

I'm getting to the point where sarcastic pro-Trump comments and genuine pro-Trump comments are indistinguishable, at least to me.

Whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa, WHOA!

Brad Dourif is the absolute king of "Oh, hey, it's THAT guy, you know, from that thing?"

But if try to find out who, your computer basically explodes.

Well I'm from Toronto (and Cera's from Mississauga) so with all due respect, you're wrong. I've met dozens of guys like him here.