My wife’s brother hasn’t spent a dime (he literally has no money to spend) and regularly gets to rank 10 and below. Hearthstone is very much like any other real card game; the more packs of cards you buy, the better chance you have at getting good cards and winning. The difference is, Hearthstone is quite generous…

Should’ve been in Smash.

Plus it features one of the most realistic medieval combat in movies or series ever.

No, but Jackson told him to use his acting skills and where to stand.

“HOW WAS THIS EVER PUBLISHED?”

I’m pretty sure the live action version made a handy profit, and I’m positive that it contains the second greatest movie speech of all time. Disaster? Hardly.

They're still testing.

But it's really about ethics in game journalism.

Anyone else used to love the old Conan cartoon show?

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I've been billing this show as the single best animated D&D adventure on TV for a while. It feels like someone took one of the considerably cinematic fantasy systems and turned it into one very badass animated story.

They smell like Earthbound scratch and sniff stickers.

Somewhere between Captain Harlock, Cowboy Bebop, and Battleship Yamato. Hot damn!

The way as I saw it, it was largely just a game for younger audiences (the first one that is), with the gameplay not being too complicated to fit that. Problem is that they started to take themselves WAAAAAY too damn seriously, thinking they had to make it epic or something.

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The fine folks at Dorkly take a look at some of Pokemon's more unfortunate transformations. Some transform pleasant creatures into hideous monstrosities. Others add spoons, because suddenly having a spoon is a valid form of evolution.

Are you kidding? Still have it on my shelf, every time I need to service my T-16.

OBVIOUSLY they are able to pull it off due to the Gravity Flux Compensators the Millenium Falcon has. As any TRUE Star Wars fan would know if they had read Star Wars Technical Journal Volume one published in 1993.