I like how people assumed I was making some kind of 'length' argument or whatever when in reality I'm comparing two over-hyped games that are over hyped for the same reasons.

Game that looks pretty but lacks substance, linear level design, repetitive game play, uninteresting story, and boring enemies. This sounds really familiar...

It's not their education that entitles them a wage, it's their occupation.

Their ranks must be infested with scalpers! How else can they obtain stock so quickly?!

"But as soon as we got that far in the process, we realized anybody that would fly through the air making a map has got to be a really weird person. So at that point we decided, okay, we'll go with this and make him a really weird guy."

You gotta call a SWAT team on them, now that's trolling.

In retrospect, I can't believe I didn't think Wal-Mart was going to get their own exclusive amiibo since Target, Best buy, Gamestop and Toys R Us each got their own exclusive amiibo.

I remember I once paid $60 for a five-hour game a few years ago. It had no multiplayer, or New Game+, or otherwise any kind of substantial re-playability.

Cel Damage HD

"It was fun."

I can't believe I'm actually surprised that people did it, literally, 'for the lulz'.

Finally! I can't wait to play more of The Evil Within!

Well yeah, of course they're going to talk about numbers, they're talking to investors.

Once again amiibos come so close to being more than just figures, but stop short.

Somehow I knew that most of the comments would be about the frame rate article.

In this day and age, I've just learned to not want limited editions. Having a 9 to 5 job makes it virtually impossible to pre-order within a nanosecond of an announcement.

"Well, everybody else is doing it"

The Order: 1886 — PS4

"No."

-Lucifer

Payday 2 is getting its obligatory re-release treatment for Xbox One and PS4, and you can save a few bucks by preordering on Newegg.

I see what you're saying, and I agree. Although they didn't mention anything specific like applying in business application software as you mentioned, I take it that not many people would be interested someone who's resume is littered with one to two year stints.