NO!

This commenting system is crap. If I delivered something that required this many clicks to see things I would get fired.

You don't want your pizza burning.

Not blowing up the relays is hands down the most important change to the ending.

Yeah, the Sol Relay was in Pluto's moon Charon.

Though eBay. Some people are taking orders, picking them up there, and then mailing them out. It's not ideal, and it cost me twice as much as Hasbro is charging, but it was the best I could find.

Obligatory Sandvich song.

It's cool, but I've already got my SDCC exclusives that I want. I've already got Derpy pre-ordered. All I need now are Bruticus and Terrocon Cliffjumper.

I can see it now.

Here's the new Destroy ending. It's definitely better than the old one, though it still has a lot of problems. At least they show that he fleet was able to get back to their homes, and that the Citadel was rebuilt. Implying that the relays were merely damaged, not destroyed, and could be repaired helps too. It's…

I haven't seen the other extended endings yet, but this option isn't too bad. Sure it's dark and everyone dies, but at least it feels more like what my Shepard would do. Besides, it gives hope that future civilizations will get enough warning about the Reapers and that they won't waste time on the Catalyst.

I've been watching a let's play of A Link to the Past, and now I really want to play through it again. That game is just fantastic. I wish I could forget all about it just so that I could experience it for the first time again.

Oh I don't like it either. It's a horrible mechanic, and I hate having to remember to check the app to retrieve and redeploy me fleets.

I should have my readiness rating build mostly back up by then, so I'll be ready.

The only prequel I want is the story of the First Contact War. I was hoping that would be the story for the movie.

You know, I hate the ending, but I still love the series and the universe they've built. I just fear that the ending means that there won't be any games or other stories set after the events of ME3, or if there are that the universe has been changed to the point of being completely different.

Adventure Time, MLP, Transformers Prime, and Futurama as soon as season 7 starts.

Yep, that's exactly where it started. I've heard some claim that the SNES sound chip was even better than the one in the N64. It's hard to know for sure, but it wouldn't really surprise me considering how the N64 had this weird dichotomy of having a few super high-end parts coupled with a few really crappy parts.

The SNES's CPU might have been slightly slower (though it's tough to compare since both machines used different architectures), but it's graphics and sound chips were way better. The SNES could display more colors on screen, had more RAM, could run at a slightly higher resolution, had a Sony designed DSP that could…

There should be, because everything should be available in powers of 2.