Hilariously the sexual activity for "incentives and rewards" thing is actually related to the fact that players can receive a child for having sex in Fable. Which is sort of brilliant and accurate. I guess, in real life, having a baby is a genuine reward for having sex!

It's great. I could look at the UI forever.

Professional cosplayers make me mad I wasn't born a woman.

I feel like the car window one was taken out of context. I feel like that's something a company would do to show off how durable their windows are.

"These days"

Mario may be more popular as a series, but Roy is more popular and well known as a character than Roy Koopa.

"This is nice."

If you liked Tera (If only it had more content) then I'd really recommend giving FFXIV a go. Tera fans seem to really enjoy it, and I know I do too.

Rift and FFXIV are both pretty solid.

Just in time to still look worse than every MMO that's coming out now. They look a lot better, but it's still not near as good looking as the newer MMOs. Newer MMOs that are actually fun to play.

Pointed out to us by several readers and appearing in my own inbox (I'm a Rewards member! Wooooooo!), GameStop's gaffe is pretty understandable. They've been writing about Xbox Live memberships as required for ages, while up until now PlayStation Plus has been a bonus, rather than something players actively need to…

This with the added arm angle just look uncomfortable.

It doesn't at all resemble homage. It's straight up just like all of Disney's animations. They're just reskinning their old game sections, and I've never had an issue with this for small animations, but you would think for a scene like this they would try to be more original.

This was really cool to me until I remembered that I redeem my codes through my phone on the way home anyway and start the download before I get home.

Siri, scan QR code.

Gentlemen, I present to you: The Double Standard.

Welcome to the current generation. I've seen so many people knock Demon's Souls and Dark Souls for "frame rate issues" that make the game "unbearable".

Give us the doctor. Give us the rope!

I always loved how the original trailer played out. It starts out just mellow enough to grab your attention and then shows just how bad things were and really captures how devastated the parents were. Then it shows their intense struggle that you already know is for nothing and shows you that false hope right at the…

There were some spots. Like the father that turned into a zombie and the very end with the infected wife. But yeah it never did get as sentimental as the trailer did.