As far as I know they're only available on the Blu Ray sets, and they were included on both Season 1 and Season 2.

That said, they're all available on Youtube to see.

Somewhere a Red Panda explores the edge of its forests, finds a wall, and realizes his entire existence has been scripted and videotaped for the benefit of an exterior audience.

They appear to be comparing activation numbers with those tracked using the mentioned code, before and after a crack was widely available. I find that a bit sketchy, as the large bulk of game sales occur within the first two weeks.

The Catholic Church provides vital services, especially to poor urban residents in developing nations. The theology is shit, but the good they do is often quite real.

Rihanna looked amazing when she was the musical guest person for this show awhile ago.

Humans are gifted in different areas of expertise, due in part to individual brain development and personality. While it is true that vast swathes of the population can learn any particular task they decide to pursue, the time requirement needed to become proficient at such a task can vary wildly. Where one may need…

No, no, no.

What people rarely understand is that they do them IN CHARACTER, depending on who narrates them. Its awesome!

Stannis ones are the best.

I give you, EMOJI DICK!

On Gizmodo the article regarding this topic saw it as a fun science venture.

On Gawker it was an example of animal cruelty.

It fucks up everything it touches!

Not pro at all.

There are no other civilizations in the universe. We are alone, space is empty, and the human race with extinguish itself before the stars fall within our grasp.

And I'll give you the standard Detroit greeting by robbing you.

I was arguing that the convoluted and subpar narrative established in the Halo Universe would require a movie version of it to hit the "reset" button, or something similar, to both be produced and to not suck.

I have limited time and generally read— I don't want to say "real books", but far more involved affairs than the usually lukewarm game tie-in novels.

In Halo's case, I've always found the story only borderline passable. The draw for me has been the gameplay.

As I started that ride, it was night, and it was raining.

It literally started to play as the sunrise began, and the rain stopped. It was amazing.

You're missing a big part of the myth of Alexander's Wall: Christianity took up the myth during the Medieval period and believed a host of demons and other sorts of nasty types were hidden behind it: the host of Gog and Magog from the bible.

That's why it showed up on maps for so long, and its partially why Europe was…

I said that Bioshock would never be made into a movie, and oh how they laughed when a studio picked it up years ago— then canceled it, because they weren't willing to take the risk.

What I'm saying though is that the central medium through which the game is presented are the games. You shouldn't need to read the books to understand them, as was required with Halo 4— much as you don't need to read the comics to understand the Avengers films. Any decent writer can achieve that, and Halo's failing…