"Yes!, I was expecting Boston, it's great. Fallout belongs in the East, dammit. Fallout New Vegas was flat and boring, because the setting was. I can definitely see how Boston adds to the 50's retro-futuristic setting."

The fact that he was only runner-up and BENDER of all things was higher than him is a travesty.

Ultimately though the same "cling to every rumor and hold it up as fact" was used just as much to defend it. Many people liked to use the whole "Well you don't know how it works and now we never will LOOK WHAT YOU DID", when in reality, nobody, not even Microsoft could tell you what their features were, or if they…

I never thought I'd see the day where I praised Treyarch 100% over IW, but dear god BLOPS2 is better than Ghosts in just about every department, and that's just an overall sad statement. At the very least Treyarch try to up the ante because they know everyone knows them as the "World at War" guys, and as a result they…

Yea, it reminds me of all those games that came out LITERALLY as the 360 was coming out, so they were both PS2/XBOX and 360 so they looked good for PS2 but meh for 360.

I literally scrolled through the comments hoping someone would say this!

Of everything I've read of Ito's, "The Enigma at Amigara Fault" was by far the most horrifying simply because of how well it conveyed pure horror with so little. Anyone can be put in that situation, (not taking anything away from "Spiral" (Uzumaki)) but I always recommend Amigara Fault first to anyone who wants to…

Pretty much this, I wanted to buy the hype, I wanted Final Fantasy to be "that good" again, hell I went to the midnight release at the local gamestop. But it's just not a good game, let alone a good final fantasy. It looks pretty, it looks gorgeous even, but its not a good game.

That last part especially reads like a Bobby "The Brain" Heenan promo, lol.

Close, but not quite, C.H. Greenblat was the guy behind the magic of what made the original 3 or so seasons of spongebob classic. When he left for Cartoon Network to work on Chowder, Spongebob, like so many series before it, lost part of its flare and they probably scrambled for awhile to find people who could fill…

There are definitely golden ages, but I think people misconstrue what makes them a "golden age". The 90's were a golden age of Animation. Don Bluth's projects proved that American animation not only didn't need the Disney stamp to survive but could also produce classics that still hold up today, this caused EVERYBODY…

Regardless of how far we march into digital only, to me, there ALWAYS has to be a physical alternative, even if its at a premium. I think what's going to happen in the coming years is much the same as what's happening with anime, in that physical is going to exist, but you're going to see more and more people only…

Ford may not have as "many" roles as others, but Ford would not only personify the image of the Space Outlaw in Star Wars, but would help personify the image we all associate with Cyberpunk in general from Blade Runner. For that, he gets my vote.

Had never seen this before, good read.

I can understand why record companies do that though, because at the end of the day, that person doesn't own the song, so legally, the rights owner can have it taken down, this helps the little guy as much as the big guy.

Actually both the kids from South Park and Spongebob age at least once. I forget what season of South Park it was, I wanna say 3rd or 4th, but they make a big deal in the opening of them "NOW BEING IN THE 4TH GRADE WOOO", and spongebob has aged in the movie (as the movie is the intended endgame of spongebob).

This needs used more

Especially since now she's going to be an Outlaw of the federation, and there's literally a universe of possibilities you can run with, but sadly it'll probably never happen, and if it does, it'll be a retconned piece of garbage for a number of reasons like

Nice to see people still getting butthurt for no reason at all over how someone speedruns a game, lol

This is pretty much what won the 360 in the majority of houses, and why it exploded, was a domino effect.