I think that’s my main issue with the game.  Like, yeah it looks real good.  But it very much looks like a “hey ya still like SpiderMan 2? Here’s a better version of that.”  Something that Spidey games have been chasing after for over 10 years.

NO. Donald Duck should not sound like Don Cheadle. He should sound like Donald Duck.

To further narrow down one stones role, I suggest:

All six Stones were needed to erase half the universe: each played a part in the process, it couldn’t have been done if even one of the Stones was missing. The roles played by the stones:

My choice for the finest new car of the decade 2001-2010 is a natural for Lego:

An update on our colleague Mike Fahey: Mike is now home and acclimating to a future of having to use a wheelchair. He’s exploring options for a van he could ride in or even drive with hand controls. They’re expensive, so we’re inviting people to contribute to his family’s GoFundMe to help get him back on the road.

Am I the only person who wishes there was a mode with no building at all?

Arc System Works is publishing a Kill la Kill video game developed by APLUS that is expected to be released in 2019. While the official site is light on details, more information will be released at Anime Expo 2018, which is July 5-8.

Adding a feature that was promised to be there at launch two years later is “maintaining a game” now?

They should invent a new game mode called “the Weird Doors,” which is a multi-level labyrinth with some horde mode elements. You have to figure out how to navigate through the labyrinth while fending off enemies, scavenging for supplies, and dealing with random modifiers that occur whenever you go through certain…

Because he sounds like Gilbert Gottfried

In a game about fighting endless hordes of aliens, bungee plans to rekindle excitement in its player base by adding a mode that has you fighting off hordes of aliens.

I can’t help myself. I love the third-generation Honda Civic, particularly all of its extremely ’80s wheels. 

It sucks so much when Q&A audience members make the question about themselves.

“it’s all about giant mechs smashing each other up and crushing cities into dust beneath them...”

It’s like the people in these movies never learned. In JP2, “Hey, let’s bring a large carnivorous dinosaur to San Diego. What could go wrong?”

So just like World was a redo of Park, World 2 is the same idea of Park 2? One group to save the dinos, one group to exploit them. I guess instead of a land based park, they’re going with the military theme.

I want a game where every few minutes a random event happens. A wheel is spin and the map floods with genetically engineered WolfBears, or explosives placed in random houses are set off, or every player remaining gets a rocket launcher delivered via drone.