We all know what happened to Santa's Workshop.

Just stole this from the other Fallout discussion, feels appropriate.

It wasn't trying to have the same film noir feeling (except in the flashbacks). It did however, have a fantastic style of its own, great storytelling and dialogue, beautiful graphics (on PC at least), and awesome gameplay. It more than lived up to the Max Payne name in my book, it was phenomenal.

What was wrong with Max Payne? I thought it was great.

That just sounds ridiculous.

I don't think the issue is that it has combat at all; rather, most of the combat in Infinite felt drab and dull to me. An endless slog that never matched up to the other great bits.

Sounds like more of what Infinite had, and I don't want anymore of that BS. The gameplay wasn't to my liking either.

I remember pre-ordering and getting this t-shirt.

reminds me of parks and rec (although this one is at least complete)

Scene from MW2 for "long time fans" to catch? Am I the only one who thinks thats a little weird?

Good old Disney did it!

It can also watch you rub your dick in infrared.

2. If I remember right guns don't require exterior oxygen due to the fact they have it in the gun powder?

But Rocksteady's title is likely another Arkham game. Kevin Conroy, longtime voice of Batman, accidentally let it slip that he was working on a new Arkham title that was not Arkham Origins. Conroy was not voicing Batman in Arkham Origins as it was a prequel, and developers wanted a younger-sounding voice actor; if he…

Fucking ass holes disappearing then grabbing you from behind and shit. God damn made me jump and yell everytime.

Let Bane put down phat beat for the disbeliever's:

Heavy rain has easily the worse plot twist ever (SPOILER duh) when the killer is reveled it literally is impossible to guess because the game flat out lies to you because in one scene the reality is actually different from what you played.