Honestly, your third party Dinobot combiner looks way cooler than this official one. Also, gtfo with this “Slug” business. His name is “Slag” and I will hear no more about it! Harrumph!

Yes! This is true for me as well.

Yes! This is true for me as well.

Love beer, but it often gives me headaches, especially after a long work week. I used to drink quite often, but as I’ve gotten older (35) I’ve noticed that on some days, even one beer is enough to bring on a creeping headache. Usually, after the pleasant alochol buzz has worn off, I often find that get extremely…

Good to see Jim Sterling is still being Jim Sterling. He was the best thing about Destructoid. It really hasn’t been the same since he left... in fact it’s kind of terrible lately.

This is pretty sad. Foxtrot has been one of the most informative and even-handed blogs in all of Gawker.

Sure. I wouldn’t say there weren’t some really odd decisions in the game. But I feel the need to defend it at times, because so much of the conversation around the game seems to paint it as some kind of irredeemable failure, when nothing could be further from the truth. Hell, I think it could’ve been really cool if…

I’m a fan of the game. But I actually agree on this point. I enjoyed Halo 5's campaign missions more than Halo 4's by a long way. And I liked the story as well as any of the others, in all honesty, but the game’s pre-launch marketing really screwed the pooch. To the point where it almost seems like blatant lying in…

This is great news! I always wished Warzone had been a little bit more like Firefight, with the teams mostly competing to bring down insane waves of enemy AI, as opposed to 90 percent of the match being just a slight twist on Big Team Battle. But seriously, screw the haters, Halo 5 has more than met my expectations.…

Where do you get this idea? I play the game frequently and there has never been any indication that there aren’t tons of players online at any given time.

I really hope this person reads this and takes your advice. After losing 5 years of my life to a relationship that existed more in theory than anything (as well as helping destroy the last meaningful attempt at another quasi-healthy relationship that I’ve managed to make in the meantime), I had genuine feels reading…

I’ve never been good enough at any game to even begin to fathom how it’s possible to enjoy something so tortuously precise and unforgiving. I mean, the guy who designed the level died 917 consecutive times trying to beat it. I stopped playing Super Meat Boy somewhere around the second world, once I hit a point where I…

Hell, even at sub-sonic speeds the sheer power of noise can be impressive. I’ll never forget the day I was trying to take a nap when a few F-22s out of Holloman AFB did a fly-over for an NMSU football game across town. It was a quiet afternoon until this all-encompassing prolonged roar began, building in intensity and…

That is a great picture. I, for one, love the aesthetics of Lockheed’s 5th generation fighters. It’s too bad about all the other stuff. Hopefully Northrop will bring something a bit more fully-realized to the table with its long range bomber program.

Definitely, I really like the addition of Legendary weapons (The Answer) and vehicles with crazy bonus stats, and it’s a shame that they only are usable in one game mode (especially when you’re as likely to spawn with an awesome Req and immediately get splattered or sniped as I am).

From the wording in the title of the article, to the actual subject, none of this makes any sense. Is this some kind of esoteric in-joke among the Rainbow Six community? Because after spending entirely too long trying to decipher this, it seems like a really bad attempt at creating a forced meme.

I’ve considered this before, but ruled it out based upon the fact that, in the Elder Scrolls’ lore, the planet Nirn is orbited by two gigantic moons, Masser and Segunda. Also Nirn seems to be much smaller than Earth, considering that it only has one major continent, and the larger countries on that continent (at least…

This is really quite ridiculous. I appreciate having some clarification on why Halo 5’s campaign was reviewed so poorly, but the clarification serves only to make the complaints sound incredibly naive. Let’s be honest, story telling in the Halo games has always been incredibly poor. Pretty much every game in the…

The funniest part for me is that, in the film, the extra that bumped his head on the set is clearly shown trying to readjust the helmet a moment later. I can’t imagine how embarrassing that must have been for those split seconds.

Yeah, I try as hard as I can to learn the areas I traverse, so I can find my way home without even looking at the compass. I only fast travel back to base at the end of a difficult quest when I am ready to save and quit. Or, when I’m so overloaded with loot that I want to quickly dump it before I stumble upon anything…

This is wrong, and a bad analogy. The original Star Wars film is indeed a flawed movie. That is undeniable. But even so, it is nowhere, Nowhere, near as bad as anything in the Prequel Trilogy, a series of films which, let us not forget, had the benefit of a decade at least of the filmmaker’s hindsight, and an almost…