Big Rigs would like a word with you; it doesn't take kindly to other games challenging its title.

Not all gay people are gamers. Not all gamers are gay. For someone like me, who's gay and a gamer, I actively seek out others who also happen to fit both roles. These are the individuals I tend to get along with best on account of the vast common ground the two aspects together bring about, and having a convention…

Although the mech has no additional seat for the chauffeur. I can't possibly find this acceptable.

I suppose I can understand the confusion.

Well for nostalgia's sake, I looked up the series again to refresh my memory. It reminded me of how confusing the naming sequence is of the four films, so here's a very brief clarification to save you a minor headache.

Sorta; although watching the later ones won't ruin the entire series for you. I'd say if you get to that point and still crave more of the series, go for it. They won't make you flip a table. :P

I watched the whole series back to bad, so my memory of the films tend to blend together. I do remember the first and second ones being quite good, with the quality beginning to slip from there. They're still all worth it though in my opinion. :)

Depending on which type of horror you prefer, I'd suggest some Japanese horror films. They tend to put a greater emphasis on psychological horror over graphic horror (think Amnesia in film form). I'd recommend started with Ju-on, a personal favorite of mine later remade in America as The Grudge. :)

N'ooooooooooooooo!

I'm not fully sure that this would fall under commentary as it seems to allow the players to enable any stance/tactic they choose, including hack attacks against a rival campaign's website. :x

There's little way of saying this without coming off as cynical, though I'd imagine Multiplayer has proven to be quite a cash cow as well when you put into account the unlock system and how many players are willing to stack up a bunch of micro-transactions to get stuff faster. Probably brings in a decent profit…

I stand corrected myself! Thanks for the counter-clarification. :B

Shwiggan is a well-known film-maker who has been making this quality stuff for a long, long time now. Last I heard he still hasn't made the jump to Source Filmmaker, he made this using his classic method.

True! Though it doesn't make it any less absurd. I've long mused how the FF7 crew can survive being shot, set on fire, frozen in ice, crushed, swallowed by an earthquake, blown up, getting blasted by energy beams, getting caught in a supernova, ravaged by electricity or getting pecked by a chocobo, but a single thrust…

True enough! I was only using one of the more successful examples off the top of my head. :)

To be fair, Bioware had great success with the RPG/Shooter hybrid Mass Effect that was a even more unlikely hybrid trying to appeal to two entirely seperate genres.

In a game like DayZ I suppose having any form of social belonging is better than going at it alone.

I can understand how you arrived at your view, though that's not really the vibe I picked up from the article. I don't think it's trying to make excuses as much as it is trying to point out the causes of what can bring a man to be so hateful towards the other gender.

"None of the issues that we've had lately have anything to do with our North American server being full. We've successfully scaled our platform to a point where we always have a ton of extra room, even at the busiest time of the day.

Too soon to tell yet if I dislike the new system or I'm simply suffering from "Oh my god it's change! Run!" syndrome. Looking forward to seeing how this develops!