GreyKlaw
AaronProtesilaus
GreyKlaw

this. It should've been MGZ (metal gear zero), just as it is MGR for rising. not really a fan of the big boss era metal gears.

before watchmen? really? are they that desperate? probably because the movie is a cult-hit somewhat? i hope they dont make a movie out of it next.

the prequels as expected are cash-ins on the

You're missing the point. As he said up earlier, the reason we don't like most prequels is because they answered questions that no one asked or already HAD answered. What do those games have in common? They have original stories that don't treat already established canon. MGS3? It covers an entirely different

It's like 9:45 in the morning and I just got back from a funeral, so my thoughts are kind of muddled. Apologies.

The God of War prequels, my god, I didn't even know it was possible to make Kratos a bigger dumbass.

We find out in Ghost of Sparta that as a kid the gods took Kratos' brother away and Kratos swore he would get his revenge on them (especially Ares)

If you have "NEVER, EVER" gotten a Windows machine to function correctly, one must wonder what you are doing wrong. If you have been doing it as long as you say, you must not really know anything about Windows or PC hardware. I have been doing it as long if not longer than you, and I can say with absolute certainty,

Windows! Windows! Windows!

Personally,

I'm debating building a hackintosh.

Work in Windows 8.

Sent, from openSUSE KDE

:-)

Seriously, if it wasn't for commercial software I HAVE to use, I would use Linux. I just love being able to make my work space MY work space.

Using a C.S. Lewis quote to defend ultra-sexualized character designs is one of the funniest things I've seen all day.

On purpose! My friends and I were playing the game around the same time and after a few drinks decided to break out the dance. They only did the side by side steps but I went all out. If you're going to do something, do it right.

You know I'm sick of all these weak-kneed articles about building comps at a price point where you KNOW you can't go too far wrong. What I want is to know what sort of a computer I can build, for $5-10. Show me THAT, and I'll know a true geek.