Well if you watch the background video with WETA, you’ll see that they’re designed for urban combat/demolition.

Ugh!

Furthest I ever got was that circular tower that you spiralled around. I believe it was purple? That was about 30 goddamn years ago so I’m really stretching to remember, but I’m pretty sure that I was so frustrated that I literally bit my controller.

Will probably be the only way I’ll see the ending. :)

Seriously? This guy finished Battletoads? Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles?

Short answer: No.

Callum Keith Rennie was incredible in his season of Californication.

Maybe you should go to his office and explain it to him.

I think people get it, they just don’t want it.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare was a great game. It also brought in more revenue than any other title in 2016. So they might not have sold more units, but they made the most money. I think it’s one of the best COD campaigns I’ve seen since Modern Warfare.

More like YAK-koo-zah.

The story is literally the main reason that I play Yakuza.

I think the issue was that the combat system was clunky and inefficient. The story and soundtrack were fantastic, the world design was great, and I really liked the character of Nilin, but the combat mechanics of the game were, to be frank, poorly implemented. I don’t fault them for attempting to innovate, but…

Sorry, it was Wipeout that did it for me at launch, XCOM and Warhawk a little bit later.

That was my point. Unless there’s an even earlier Twitter post than the one I posted.

Actually:

Anyone can wear a costume. Not everyone has the commitment to do this.

I reserve judgement until I see him run in character.

I doubt that Ethan Gach had played the game on release, when it was cutting edge. Certainly if he had, he might not be referring to “someone’s vanity film project” with such scorn, and know who Chris Roberts is.

I would have thought a Mon Calamari would have been the more obvious association.I mean, he just looks so happy to be there.