Dude, if you told me Martin O' Donnell was the composer for a game that isn't Halo my interest would be hella piqued.

I don't wanna say the music in Halo 4 was bad, because it was pretty good, but I felt incredibly disinterested in it compared to all the other Halo soundtracks. Listening to those songs always took me back to the game's environment and it made listening to them that much more enjoyable. Halo 4's just felt...…

I hope so. Martin O' Donnell and Bungie were like peas and carrots. SOMETHING had to have happened for him to be laid off, and now there's going to be even more bad blood between them with this development.

I feel at this point you can't have a Bungie game without Martin O' Donnell (and Michael Salvatori), the music is just spot-fucking-on with the environment around you. Shame he was laid off, but I'm siding with him if Bungie was truly in the wrong. Hope the guy moves on and makes more game music elsewhere, but this…

Well...

It said so on TV.

It reminds me of Hoyt on True Blood for some reason.

It does make sense that it could be an exclusion to the rule because it's child on child violence and we see that happen in movies set in high schools all the time. It could also be that they didn't go too crazy with it.

Of course, Peggy Bundy.

Oh, the good old days.

and semi-transparent plastic. Don't forget that. That was a blast in the GBC/N64 days.

Yeah, I never liked it and coloring it doesn't really help. I like the older design better, bulk and all, just not so much the glossy fingerprint magnet that it was.

I think you mean Nyantendos.

"Don't worry... it'll go away."

But if we're all made of Star Stuff does that mean we're technically space porn ourselves?

Rachey~!

As of the B/W series he is indeed still ten years old.

True Pokemon never die. They just evolve.

Charmander is more mainstream, to be honest. Almost every Pokekid creamed their pants for Charizard and berated you if you liked Squirtle or god forbid Bulbasaur.

Years into the future...