The existence of criminals is not a reason not to move forward.

The lack of intelligence on the show by every single character that isn't James Spader makes the show painful to watch. It's like a police procedural written by 9th graders who learned everything they know about crime fighting by watching tv.

It would probably be, 9 octillion, 476 septillion, 16 sextillion, 652 quintillion, 412 quadrillion, 822 trillion, 881 billion, 524 million 863 thousand, 450. But it's probably easier to call it 9 to the 27th power.

bum bum, bum bumpa bum bum... SPAAAACE SHIP WARLOCK!

when this baby hits 88Gb/s, you're going to see some serious shit..

Hey, remember Remember Me? No, not the movie that ruined Robert Pattinson for all of us. I'm talking about the gorgeous beat-'em-up game that came out last year. It was a great cyberpunk adventure. But like many ambitious sci-fi games, it didn't always make sense.

You covered various possible reasons in the penultimate paragraph there, and let me add one more - this is just one more case of Blizz massively screwing up PvE because they mistakenly think they can balance PvP and PvE (there was a PvP mode planned).

"There are reasons why white gun's rights activists can walk into a Chipotle restaurant with assault rifles and be seen as gauche nuisances while unarmed black men are killed for reaching for their wallets or cell phones, or carrying children's toys."

Say you, like many people, excitedly signed up for a recurring $4.99 a month payment to gain access to EA's new subscription service for the Xbox One, only to be underwhelmed by the meager early offerings.

I have no idea how games with simplistic shooting mechanics, the void of tactical combat, the void of meaningful player interaction and "open world" games where your choices mean very little are still popular (or how they can be called RPGs). To each his own I guess.

How to draw generic characters 101.

Bra-fucking-vo. +1 Andy. Loved how you called attention to both sides of the debate and carefully explored the hypocrisy of university administration compensation (which is the major contributor to tuition increases at state schools. Also less state taxes to a degree).

Maybe they figured PS1&PS2 streaming wasn't a good value for their consumers.

this is funnier.

Okay, look, we know the game looks good. We have been seeing these screen shots for what seems like years now. How about we have a chance to actually play the damn game, which is what really matters? It seems to me that the more they focus on the realistic visuals, the less they pay attention to making a fun game, and…

It's not a bad game, but it is highly disappointing, but that's only by comparison to its forefathers.

But can he still do this?

Talk of consequences of death in games can't exist in a vacuum. You're right to bring up arcades. It's kind of where the death consequence took on its real meaning. Once you were no longer plunking down quarters, things changed.