Did somebody say "punitive expedition?"

Your train tracks await.

That Tinkerbell looks good enough to zip down the line from Cinderella Castle. I heartily approve

I rooted for the humans in Avatar.

Saints Row: for those who find Grand Theft Auto too subtle.

Something I just noticed while playing Horde mode the other day: the Lancers have no buttstock. No wonder their accuracy is crap!

So, for any Parisian/Francophile Kotakuites out there, is this supposed to be any arrondissement in particular? It's very Haussman-esque.

I'm digging the TF2 vibe. Just the sort of irreverence needed to put a twist on the usual gloomy Gotham.

Something that bugged me about the Battlefields (specifically Bad Company and 1943, which I've played the most) was that the guns seemed "squishy." It just felt like I had to empty a full magazine into somebody to shoot 'em dead.

Those are all good points, but we should remember how vulnerable armor can be when fighting in close urban combat— you always need some sort of dismounted support.

I play a custom Dudeshep. Never understood the rampant love for Femshep's voice acting (yes, I know it's Jennifer Hale, etc.); as far as I'm concerned both voices are fine.

You are SOL. Nice.

So it's a latter day Steel Battalion controller.

It seems like all the weird shit just funnels on down here.

Definitely one of the quintessential hot girls of the '90s. Even when people were making fun of her during her "big" phase a couple of years back she was still at least cute; but when she's firing on all cylinders she's gorgeous.

I still hope that the drafts for the David O. Russell and Marky Mark version will leak out, so we can see for ourselves if that movie would've been as wretched was we thought it'd be.

Sunday mornings at my house begin with that trumpet solo and the bow tied Charles Osgood bidding everyone a good morning.

I believe he's talking about the uniquely American phenomenon of high-stakes collegiate athletics.

There's always a man-portable chain gun.

North Florida/South Florida culture clash aside, I respect any people that can make a fine sandwich.