You want to know how to “Make America Great Again”?

Call your congressmen or representatives and make your voice heard. Their numbers are publicly listed.

You know that moment you read about in history, where a maniacal and power-mad despot trampled all over the rights of human beings and you wondered where people were to stand against this tyranny?

I like his highlighted games front and center. Good choices there.

“See that Turian? You can sleep with it.”

One day, we’ll get a major blockbuster game with the alternative.

You know, I don’t really hate any character in FFXIII... I just think the game they’re in didn’t do them justice. There was a lot of potential there, and they all had more obvious and dynamic character growth and interactions than even, say, the cast of FFXII (who barely talk to each other).

I still think it would be great if they just went ahead and made Missingno a real Pokemon. Like a corrupted Porygon or something.

Here I was about to be all clever and mention Spec Ops: The Line. Seems everyone else thought the exact same thing.

Not fair. I most want MKXL, since it was still so new last EVO, but Killer Instinct has grown tremendously in the past year, Pokken Tournament is a legit and popular contender, and all the other games have a passionate cult following (with UMvC3 getting new life this year as well with a re-release).

... Needs more Bumblebee.

This is like asking students who the best women in fiction are and the top of the list are Katniss, Hermione, Bella Swan, and Anastasia Steele.

People forget after all the dour movie and crossover appearances, that Cloud was actually quite fun. I miss my chocobo-racing, dolphin-riding, snowboarding, marching band-wrecking, cross-dressing, Barret-bromancing, testical-threatening, finger-questioning Cloud from the first game.

I did my part, I campaigned, and I voted.

To all these wonderful ladies and to everyone willing to stand with them, I can only quote the great Jason Nesmith.

Against all odds, a tie-in comic to a video game about DC’s heroes punching each other silly became one of the greatest and most memorable stories in DC’s alternate universes.

It wasn’t my favorite death... but the REACTION to the death is one of the best I’ve ever seen.

Years 1-2 were the highlights (year 3 had some great moments too). It did start to lose quality after Tom left as lead writer, but that initial run is nothing short of spectacular.

In all my years reading comics, I never expected one of my favorite DC comics to be the Injustice game tie-in comic...

Xenoblade became my favorite game of all time.