It's an interesting perspective you have. I really didn't get the sense that anything had ended when I heard that Bethesda wasn't making anymore DLC. But as I read your article, and got to the point where you talk about endings and compare Skyrim to Mass Effect, and said "two of the most talked-about,…

It will never get published. EA and Activision co-wrote the book, printed it. They left out the last three chapters and charged readers to buy the ending separately. Whenever sales start to dwindle they re-release it with two extra pages of lifeless filler content and at a higher price.

A sign that Big Brother has won is when you start censoring yourself, instead of simply speaking your mind and stand the critics afterwards.

Wow, what an idiot. Plus remember, it's not just the always on requirement, the Durango also requires Kinect to be plugged in/on and calibrated. That means that anytime I want the Durango on, Microsoft (or anyone who hacks into the system) will have a webcam in my home.

SAO was one of the best anime I'd seen in years a year or so ago when it came out. The thing that made it so great though was the premise that, if you died in the game, you died in real life, and that you couldn't get out of the game, so you really had to treat it like real life, because for those inside it was.

I didn't mind most of the "mixed"'s either. I didn't see it as a "mystery" show. I saw it more as a social commentary show, or a basic drama, where the strain came in seeing how the different character perspectives interacted with each other, and with the control system (Sybil). I thought the show did a good job of…

While we're on the subject of old 40k games, I would just like to profess my love for Chaos Gate here.