That’s kind of a stretch calling that flirting. You could interpret that any number of ways really.

You still fight him in the story missions.

There are at least 3 guns on that thing (the main gun and another turret being the other 2), 2 of which are controlled by AI. Like the top comment here says, are you surprised that the AI is doing its job and killing things as well? I’m also curious what difficulty this was on as well.

Mondo Gallery—who are famous for their alternative limited edition movie posters—have done a couple of video game related prints that look absolutely gorgeous. Their main focus is definitely films, but on rare occasions they’ll do a game related print.

I was actually going to suggest it sounded a bit like John Dimaggio, who voiced Joker in Under the Red Hood.

They've taken most of the visual identities of characters from the Ultimate universe. Hawkeye and Quicksilver are pretty much dead on for their Ultimate appearances. Plus, seeing Hawkeye in these movies with his purple eyemask would look goofy as fuck. Likewise for Scarlet Witch. Doesn't mean they won't don them at…

There is not a single full-enclosure helmet that is in use by any military force right now, nevermind one that has no conventional 'viewports' for lack of a better term. Sure, the top of the helmet appears to be inspired by FAST type helmets, but none of this actually *exists*. It's an extrapolation on current…

I was rather pissed when they actually put up the exclusive designs to a vote on fucking facebook. Would've much preferred the Tully/Stannis/Tyrell options, considering that Lannister/Stark/Targaryen have already all been available. I'd be willing to bet 99% of the people voting won't even purchase them either.

The one guy's laughter is infectious.

Anyone have the source on that TLoU banner image?

I recall them doing a similarly emotional trailer for Riptide when that came out, and it was excellent as well. But I think it's pretty clear that everyone felt burned by the first one to really pay attention to the Riptide trailer. Didn't get nearly the same attention.

I imagine it would've been pretty difficult to find a hotel to film in that looked even remotely like the one they were at, in order to replicate the ending.

Catgroove by Parov Stelar would be a good place to start.

Who's the guy with the staff?

Wouldn't any firearm be incapable of firing in a vacuum? The fact that there's even a muzzle flash in space is just kinda goofy looking.

The bottom clip was from Assassin's Creed: Legacy, which was a prequel to Assassin's Creed II that followed Ezio's father.

Ubisoft is very closely involved with it though.

Oh! Hahaha. I thought you were saying I missed it entirely. Well, nice try at least :)

Meant to reply to a different comment, but I was basically agreeing with you. Didn't miss the point.

That was the movie version of a specific adaptation of the battle by Frank Miller. And as far as the monsters and other absurd things in that movie, I always took those as the mythological elements that Dilios (David Wenham's character, who is narrating the film/novel) injected into the story to turn it from a recap…