Not quite as simple as Gamestop, but yeah. You have to go to customer service and then they give you a giftcard for the amount. They cannot do anything else in the transaction though. So, even if you plan to use that credit the same day, you have to cash it in for the gift card, then shop, then take the gift card to…
Not quite as simple as Gamestop, but yeah. You have to go to customer service and then they give you a giftcard for…
That is how I got it yesterday.
That is how I got it yesterday.
Pretty much same. I am into Gears 4 and Sea of Thieves could be cool. I am curious what happens with Scorpio. Everything else was a giant “meh”
I don’t disagree with your comment per se, but:
Also featuring JOHN CENA IN A THREE STAGES OF NO HOLDS BARRED NO DISQUALIFICATION INFERNO SUBMISSION MATCH FOR THE UNDISPUTED UNITED STATES CHAMPIONSHIP!
Just replying to this to bump it further up the thread. Banning Helwani is ludicrous and I am not even a fan of him.
As a counselor, I can attest that Exposure Based Therapy is an effective option for treatment of phobias. With that said, it seems like this game has it completely wrong. The idea with exposure based therapy is to gradually expose the person to the subject in question and show that there is nothing to fear/ challenge…
I love Pixar and try to heap praise on them for everything, but no. Cars is the definition of generic and the second one actually veers into “bad film made to market toys” territory. For me, that franchise is no better than Michael Bay’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Maybe a Steam sale or humble bundle? I download everything on Plus, even the bad ones, so I would have it by now :D
It has never been on Plus before. It was never released on PS3 and only came to PS4 in January (It may have had a PS Plus discount at launch, but never free). As for quality, I will find out next week :)
I am excited for Gone Home at least. NBA 2K16 is not my thing, but I will probably give it a go. Might be fun for a weekend.
I feel like the MCU is a good coutner example though. They massage the comic storylines a bit, but have mostly had good success in their adaptions and remained fairly faithful in the process. I think the bigger problem here is that Snyder’s (and the larger crew working on the film as a whole) philosophy on film making…
I liked Civil War more than X-Men Apocalypse, but I agree that it was a better flick than everyone is saying. The criticial drubbing is pretty unwarranted in this case. I think Magneto’s arc in this one was actually my favorite of the X-Men films.
Oh, I intend to ignore you. I am going to ignore the hell out of you moving forward.
Not an order, just a suggestion. By all means, continue to show everyone your sparkling personality.
Are you auditioning for Game of Thrones villian at this point? This entire thread has made you seem like the most self absorbed jerk on the planet. Put the keyboard down, friend.
It is extremely strange to me that you have professed how much you love the show/book in this thread while also stating that this plotline is enough to make you quit it. I have never run into a minor plotline (and at this point this remains a minor plotline) that forced me to stop watching something I loved. It just…
The loss of Old Country Buffet was a tragedy. Nothing can compare to that place’s magnificent 5 buffet tables filled with only maybe 3 actually edible items.
You realize BvS is the definition of “made for mass audiences,” right? And you realize that Batman movies have a much longer history than the Marvel films and therefore making a comparison about drawing potential actually hurts your argument, right? So....
