Yeah, honestly it almost seems better to let other people take the lead during the start so that you can get a decent item or two. Just you know... don't let the front of the pack get too far ahead and don't get smashed by the people immediately behind you.

Odd, I don't remember having to do that in MKDS. I thought it was just hold it when one of the lights goes out or something. What you are describing sounds an awfully lot like how the starting line boost is handled in Sonic and All Stars Racing Transformed though.

Obviously, the PS3 version looks better—the graphics are crisper and they have more detailed textures.

Here it is, the most powerful Zelda weapon.

That doesn't eliminate the possibility of having been to the Caribbean... it just would mean that if he had been that he did so as a typical tourist.

*starts to make fun of Denny's*

But haven't you ever wanted to experience real life Resident Evil 1/2 camera shifting?

$494? Damn, I didn't know the Kardashians were such good friends with whales.

I'm aware of that, but I'm fairly sure there is cross-communication between the communities and I would imagine the terminology would be shared.

Every time they make a New Super Mario Bros. game, I am a little disappointed that they don't come up with a new end of level objective. Yeah, yeah, I get it. The flagpole is iconic. But SMB3 and SMW were far superior games and they both did their own things for this purpose and they were better for it.

Funny thing about E3 builds, they are usually cobbled together pieces of the highlights used to sell a game that may or may not actually be there. See WatchDogs.

Anymore? Were they ever?

Well, with my mage needing to burn like half his soul arrows to take down one regular enemy there, it didn't feel like a starting place :P

On TASvideos, runs that use crazy skipping glitches like that are tagged with 'heavy glitch abuse'. There are also 100% runs, which may rely on glitch abuse, but generally don't skip large portions of a given game.

Comedy Central picking up Futurama was alright. I wouldn't point to any of the post-Fox episodes as being their absolute best episodes, but they were consistently good at least. And the movies were pretty fun.

And to think that all Yahoo wants for this is for you to remember they exist.

I just picked up Dark Souls 2 last night... and in spite of being a hardened veteran of Demon's Souls and Dark Souls, I still lost to the first boss I encountered.

I despise Dolphin Shoals. Some parts of it are cool, but the fact that so much of it is underwater and the traction of some karts is just soooo bad underwater makes me irate.

Hmmm, I noticed someone voted for Tick Tock Clock and started thinking on it... I liked Tick Tock clock a lot on Mario Kart DS, but in Mario Kart 8 I'm relatively uninterested in it. I feel like it was a more solid level on the DS and that the various stage gimmicks it has going on felt like they had a lot more…