I’d argue this isn’t always true. Maybe it’s just me, but with some games, a replay tends to lack the “magic” of a first playthrough. Take Skyrim, for example. When you first play it, it’s easy to become overwhelmed by how large the world is. There’s so much to see and do, and there’s something new around every…

Nope! From the nuclear submarine they foolishly built their home around/in.

Yeah, I’m gonna have to say no. When I found their base in Far Harbor for the first time, I watched their little execution, politely asked to be allowed in, and when they said no I got my power armor, came back, and blew them all away. Then, you know, nuked what was left of them just to be sure.

So.... you’ll be able to play Pokemon Go without actually playing Pokemon Go?

I think that we can safely assume Blanche is female, due to, well, being named Blanche.

I’ve always considered Matter-Eater Lad to be terrifying once you actually consider what he does and the horrible ways it could be abused. He can eat anything, and he can do so with superhuman speed, to the point of devouring a giant meteor in a few minutes (or so I’ve heard).

“Uranium does not let you just pick a starter, however. Instead, you take a small test at the start of the game, and it assigns you a starter based on your answers.”

I still like the wrist-mounted flamethrower from SWTOR. Especially if it becomes Firestorm instead.

This actually doesn’t sound any worse than anything Akira Kurosawa did. For a short list we have: Shooting genuine arrows at the actors while filming. Taking a town’s water supply and deciding to dye it black. Telling his crew to pour tea into cups over and over to make them appear to have been used for decades. Oh,…

I’m not sure what you mean? They mention it at the beginning, and I’m pretty sure he uses it at about 8:20. Either that or Blastoise randomly falls asleep.

It’s a perfectly reasonable interpretation if you completely ignore that she only brought it up because Banner mentioned his inability to have kids and ignore that her commentary about being a monster directly follows her statement about killing being easier.

I’ve been using a 10 CP Abra instead. It’s the weakest thing I’ve found.

Accurate.

Technically, no, he’s not really powered, he just uses chi to enhance his natural abilities. But he’s used said chi in all sorts of interesting ways in the past, and at one point used a punch to destroy a train carrying “enough explosives to make Hiroshima look like a sparkler.” He survived.

I might be wrong, but I’m pretty sure the residents of said cemeteries don’t mind.

I know, right? It’s almost like it’s a big event that millions of people have interest in.

Before now, I’d never considered that somewhere, someone probably sat down while listening to the Kingdom Hearts soundtrack and said “This is good, but you know what it needs? Dubstep.”

Well, samurai armor was primarily iron, leather, and lacquer. Oh, and silk. It was intended to be very lightweight and flexible to allow for things outside of swordsmanship (archery comes to mind). Later, they adapted European armor designs into it to create bullet-resistant armor to compensate for the spread of…