When it comes to gaming, the early adopters are almost always the ones that get screwed on value. Prices always drop, bundles always end up combining DLC packs together for a discounted price. If you want stuff as soon as it's available, you pay a premium. It's why I don't buy anything day 1.

Not a whole lot of mystery left, when you give away the entire plot in the trailer.

Stupid ad. Doesn't even make any sense. She's got a body to die for, because she's a zombie, so she'll kill you and you'll die...? I guess? And what does ZombiU have to do with busty women? This could be an ad for literally anything involving zombies.

I've never had to dramatically quit a gig, but I did witness a pretty spectacular quitting once.

Yeah, I guess that's pretty cool. But I trained my cat to cooly regard me with disdain for hours on end, without a clicker or anything.

Boo to that. If they want a Mario movie, make a Mario movie. I'd rather see original characters continue to take the lead roles in any future Ralph sequels .

Ooh, and the most successful film makers in this new genre would simply be the people who have the most compelling dreams! What would people do to hone this skill? How would they attempt to influence their dreams to be more interesting?

Awesome costume, great job on the hair especially. But it doesn't strike me as particularly steampunk.

There is a GENRE for big brother/little sister borderline incest???

The photographer saw what was about to happen, and realized he had a chance to take some sellable photos. The Post saw his shots, and realized they had a chance to sell some extra papers. Comparisons to documenting war or natural disasters or starving children in Africa are a joke. As is the photographer's story about…

I often think about this, and wonder how it would work out if/when I find myself in that situation. I consider myself pretty progressive, and don't really care about a lot of the rituals and expectations that surround traditional engagement and marriage. I'd have no problem with a woman proposing to me. But I think it…

Does anyone know if Samsung plans to do a full-sized tablet version of the Note 2?

"Dong receptors" cracked me up.

Kills me every time.

Well, that's kind of the point of campman. He's completely insane by that point. He lost his entire family, hates himself for it, and blames Lee and the group. Doesn't matter if it's rational or not, he just wants somebody to suffer for his pain. I mean, he's talking to his wife's zombified head in a bag, at the end…

I didn't loot the car. No matter what you do, the rest of the group does. And the stranger still goes through with his scheme. I was a little disappointed when he basically just brushes off the fact that you didn't steal from him.

In before the nerd rage that female game writers are now depriving us of our sexy digital rapes. The war on men continues!

I really hope Telltale resists the pressure to implement player choices that drastically change the events of the game. The more possible branches there are, the more diluted the plot gets. Eventually you get the point where you aren't going into a situation with Kenny and Carley at your side, you're going into a…

Exactly. In a similar vein, it's far more important to me to see my choices effect how other characters treat me, rather than change the specific events of the story. I'm perfectly happy to go through the same scenario no matter what I do if, for example, there's potential on one hand for the character I'm with to be…

What she did wasn't cheating, as far as I'm concerned. A cheater tells you to your face that everything is fine and she's happy and she loves you. Then she goes and fucks someone else. A cheater strings you along, while she's secretly looking for something or someone better behind your back.