Looks like they added a bunch of new cool ways to kill people. Dishonored had a lot of potential but was a letdown, so I'll have to pass on this DLC for now, but I'll keep an eye on it in case it's better than the core game.

I would definitely love to see more stories on the people making the games, either individually or pieces on entire teams at studios. When a movie is in preproduction, all anybody ever talks about is who the director is, who the writer and cinematographer and producer and actors are. I'd like to see it be the same way…

Good or bad, that's your opinion, but the games were certainly influential enough to warrant a Mass Effect week. You wouldn't have heard so much bitching about the ending to ME3 if people didn't care about the series.

PC version please :(

Were it a real book, the cover would be absolute garbage. A book titled Pulp Fiction with a toaster on the front? Very few people would even consider picking that one up to look at it.

IT Crowd right? Good show.

They can add Denmark news station to their resume.

No you are not! I was going to reply the same thing. She'd make a great cameo as a vulcan in a Star Trek movie. That's not even a judgement value, she looks fine, just shares similarities with a fictional alien race lol.

Any plans for a kotaku meetup Owen? I'm down on State St.

Count me in.

Comix Zone! I can't even tell you how happy you made me by including it here. That game is awesome.

Good call. It's easy to see once you point it out, but difficult to notice if you don't give the picture a good look over.

The original series (Avatar: The Last Airbender) made a huge point about not being violent. The main character was raised as a monk and didn't like fighting, he mostly used evading techniques, and when time came to kill the big bad guy at the end of the series it was a huge moral conflict for him, and against all odds…

Is that supposed to be a tranny? ...I have some serious thinking to do.