"You got you whip in my sword! "

Pretty good. If they had even 10th of the budget of that hollywood crapfest of a movie they would be able to do amazing things.

For the budget I'm sure they're working with, that was thoroughly enjoyable. I'm actually interested to see more. From a fully-funded feature film I'd expect a hell of a lot more obviously, but for a fan project like this? That was gold.

The US did really forbid our laserlight technology? Why? As a german, i think the laserlights are WAY safer than the US traffic laws.

Well, my fictional source's dad could beat up your fictional source's dad! So there!

lmao

Beauty is wholly subjective. So it doesn't really apply.

I would watch this so hard.

Theory: Lucky Pie is Space Dandy.

you certainly am entitled to your opinion just as everyone else....however, you don't have to be a jerk and try to 'demean' others but showing your self-believed 'superiority'.

He (Non\x47) is not disagreeing with your opinion. He's saying that a PC gamer jumping to a console for the first time would be just as fish out of water as those who go from console to PC for the first time. He's not talking about you personally, he doesn't care about your gaming history. He is stating that your…

Just a personal testimonial here; as someone who plays both console and PC, I find it far easier adjusting my playstyle from PC to console rather than the reciprocal. My first time trying out Battlefield 3 and 4 on console was spent hunting the enemy with a defibrillator to make it more difficult. =]

"Fools. You're ruining the flavour."

Sumo geisha.

One 286 pound geisha.

286 pounds of options? What option is that - three geishas?

But what if they made it to where you could plug-in via usb(or wirelessly connect to a tv) and play with a controller on your TV. Being able to make ONE purchase of a game and have it always on my android account would be fantastic. I wouldn't have to re-buy a game I already bought for multiple systems.

Wow.

can you please learn how to use an apostrophe? it's 2014. thank you