I empathise with the dilemma; I had this thought a year ago before season five aired as it was getting dangerously close and GRRM had nothing but dust and air.

When you say this content releases April 12th, you mean releases for Xbox-one April 12th, right? We won’t be seeing this until middle of May, correct?

When you say this content releases April 12th, you mean releases for Xbox-one April 12th, right? We won’t be seeing this until middle of May, correct?

Kinja. What a piece of shit.

Gawker Media will quickly learn what Destroid learned a few years back. You do _not_ punish your readers for using adblockers.

Gawker Media will learn what Destroid learned.

Am I the only one that got excited when they saw “Firefly diary” and thought something entirely else? (My disappointment after googling the title would have made a lumberjack’s chin beard tremble and eyes mist up harden.)

Too right, we should continue to deforest the planet for, you know, game manuals that nobody reads (or only glance at once).

Console players _do_ understand these games are CREATED on a PC, right? <Shakes head>

That was awful and yet if you can tough it out, bizarre enough to be ironic and amusing.

If only this were available in my country I’d understand the completely textless/bereft-of-explanation article.

Is the expansion piece free if you buy it now? Or was it exclusive to pre-addon dated copies?

Jezebel blowing things out of proportion? How CIS of you! Why, I’m going to go eat icecream and cry on Tumblr, all because of you!

I would edit this post, but Kinja doesn’t like me and forbids me editing it more than once. If I view my own posts, it allows me to star and recommend my post (?!) but not edit it. Awesome. Thanks, Kinja! You keep being, well, you. And stuff.

Kirk, allow me to suggest a few mods to you that will totally change the way you feel about mods. Like you, I don’t want cartoony, I want realistic. My suggestions will be self-contained to that effect.

That fight scene from the convenience store bears a striking (groan) resemblance to Turn Down for What.

I was wondering the same thing, especially when I read the blurb about power armour.

I’m pretty sure Bethesda said they’d also be releasing the Fallout Pip-Boy for Windows Phones, but I don’t see it on the Windows Store. Odd. (I own an iPhone but I do keep up on news. I like the idea of 32bit apps so I keep abreast of Microsoft phone stuff.)

It’s a _huge_ thing. It was a huge thing even before they made consoles with removable hard drives. Gaming shops would sell “packs of one hundred games” for x, or sell used consoles with hard drives packed with pirated games.

And this, boys and girls, is why we don’t use wireless devices in competitive gaming. Or any gaming. Screw wireless joysticks.