There was a lot of really great material mixed in with the bad.  

Or just toss that bag in the washing machine on gentle and warm

Trust me when I say it can’t.  I tried to play Portal and it was animated like a flip book being barely flipped.

Not a PC gamer, no machine capable of running it, not an option.

If that was playable on a modern console I’d consider it.

Accountability is great when people who have done bad things are held accountable, but “cancel culture” is taking many instances too far. I worry that accountability as a concept is going to develop a negative connotation that fuels a backlash, and we’ll wind up in a even more problematic situation than the one that…

Its not about these games in particular, but the idea that downloads would be delisted ever - the whole point of an electronic shop should be to provide an option for purchases on the intended systems indefinitely, even if the multiplayer services are gone.  Otherwise whats the point?  

Its understandable.  The Flash has gotten to be nearly unwatchable.  Legends split up the cast in the worst way.  Superman... just seemed like CW finally got the right to the character and kicked Supergirl to the curb. Batwoman has potential but wastes them constantly, and has Ryan making bad decisions like Barry…

There really was nothing spoiled.

I would love to see this scene, and I’d be very surprised if any fans of the show wouldn’t.

This was really unnecessary.

It could be worse.  It's not like it's Barry Allen coming up with and following through on terrible decisions that wreck other people's lives ad nauseum.

More Metalocalypse makes me unbelievably happy. The synergy of Brendon Small and Bear McCreary was amazing for Doomstar. I can’t wait to see and hear what’s next.

I’d be interested in trying this once its available for Android or Nintendo Switch.

A part of me feels like this would have worked out a bit better if there were two redshirts that were merged - that way we as viewers wouldn’t know the ending beforehand.  Its a foregone conclusion that a member of the main cast wasn’t going to be written out like that.  This wasn’t an Armus situation.

Well, now I'm curious.

No, not the end of Endgame - did you see the show?  That was the whole point.

It occurs within the opening of the episode so there isn't much of a spoiler, even with today's airing.

It might be cheaper if I didn’t already have a Netflix subscription.

After a nearly two-year auction, Netflix has secured the rights to stream Sony Pictures’ theatrical films “in the first pay TV window,” according to Variety.