I understand that but my reluctance to replay a game that I finished extends to about 4-5 years. After that, I don’t remember a damn thing that happened and get little excited about the prospect of playing through a game I at least remember enjoying the first time. That is why I am excited for the Bioshock collection.…

No. You would still need the disc. While all backwards compatible XB1 games are actually digital downloads and popping in the original discs gets you the download for free, if that is the way you do it then you need the disc in the console to play.

The Kinect wasn’t. Certainly not right away. You know they had all those problems with getting the voice recognition up and running for all those countries.

An game console accessory compared to the worldwide release of the iPad? You serious? I mean, that record was broken by the iPad2 right away. I bet that just blows your mind. How can that be possible?

They could not give the exemption. They are not exactly forced to give it. Lesnar isn’t coming from an outside MMA organization and it isn’t like he was just sitting around doing nothing. He is coming from an industry that has a documented history (recent and otherwise) of steroid abuse and is going right back after…

For a console peripheral? How isn’t that a success? 20+ million people bought a $150 camera for their Xbox 360s (or spent the extra $100 for the bundle). Around the same amount of people who bought a Gamecube. In 2010, it was also called the fastest-selling consumer electronics device on record. I remember that tidbit…

After conception? Very little. Rhaegar died during the battle of the Trident and after that Ned was at the Sack of King’s Landing, he ended the siege at Storm’s End and then finally made his way South to Dorne to the Tower. That all takes longer than a few weeks. But, Rhaegar was also very direct in his intentions.…

I don’t think she would do that. I don’t think anyone would do that. Names are usually not thought up on the spot. Not among the nobles and especially not when you are bleeding out and close to dying. I am sure they had a name picked out for the baby and whether he would ever be allowed to use that name or not, it is…

She asked him to protect the child, nothing more. She didn’t tell him to act like the kid was his own bastard. He could have done any number of things with the kid, given him to Howland Reed to treat as his bastard or some other friend of the family. Treated him as a war orphan or something like that. Anything,…

It doesn’t matter. There is no need for her to figure out the kids fake name and give it to Ned. It isn’t like she told Ned to lie and say the child was his anyway. She simply trusted him to do what it takes to protect him. She would still give him a proper name. It wouldn’t matter to her whether he would ever know or…

It’s strange. I feel like the story they told in Halo 5 was the more interesting and a bigger game changer then the crux of Halo 4's story (which was the existence of The Didact), while Halo 4 told its story better than Halo 5 (wasted too much of an opportunity with Blue Team). That said, the level layout and…

She was apologizing for not telling Jon that Littlefinger offered assistance in the first place. At first it made sense because she had no intention of accepting the offer but once she knew they needed the men, she wrote the letter and didn’t tell Jon. I don’t think she even knows why she didn’t tell him. The only…

Technically, the first episode of the original anime is like a big flash forward. It shows Guts with the one eye and new metal arm and killing some monster that is controlling a town. Then the rest of the show is about how it got to be like that.

I would disagree only because that is a very limited definition of ‘grown up’ that suggests a game has to feel like a movie in order to be mature.

He is a little plain, is all. Iconic helmet aside, there is plenty of armor in Destiny, for example, that looks very similar except for the addition of like a cloak or fur or some kind of skirt basically. You can even look at pictures of the characters from Halo: Reach and wouldn’t say they looked dated simply because…

Cliche maybe but dated, I don’t think so. That would mean people just don’t do soldiers in space armor anymore and I think that is clearly not the case.

You are the second person to ask that. I don’t like Reaper that much, actually. Junkrat and Pharah would be favorites with Mercy being the support I use the most.

Scorpio also supports VR, according to MS, so that means they have a headset in the works. Whether that means they are building it themselves or are partnering with Oculus again, I don’t know.

You can’t make a game so appealing to ‘casuals’ (don’t mean that in a bad way) and also expect everyone to learn the ins and outs of every character. And even if they did, you certainly can’t expect them to actually be good at all of them. It would just be a fun, social game mode that doesn’t ask for too much…

Unless you suck with half the characters and, as a result, simply don’t play with them ever. You would be more comfortable in this mode because you would be forced into characters you may or may not play well but also now that, hopefully, others are in the same boat. A lot of people simply are not invested enough to…