Remember when we had that earthquake in California and all those wind turbines spilled wind everywhere and everyone got cancer and you couldn't fish off the coast for miles? Me neither. Nuclear isn't the worst out there when it works properly but it's the worst when it goes wrong because it goes wrong in a big way.

Sweet Christ, really? Pumping poisonous greenhouse gases into the air, having to bury highly volatile spent fuel rods and contending with the risk of an ecological disaster should a serous accident befall an oil, coal or nuclear plant and you're going to complain about how wind mills slow down the air to mess with…

Yes, it destroyed an ecosystem, poisoned billions of gallons of water and the soil and air for miles around it and contaminated million upon millions of fish (many of which form a vital food source and means of generating money for local populations) but no one ever died from the Fukashima incident so that make's it…

Ah, the beauty of the American copy write and trad mark system...

AI programming is lostech. It's complicated and time consuming so if they want to make them more of a challenge they'll probably just up their health and turn them into auto aim bots.

Chest thumping, postulating, and mocking those who don't play the game as overly competitive as yourself. Yep, you're definitely a EVE pro.

Didn't they already start testing the water for a more sci-fi feel with the most recent Blops?

Sad but true. And with no alternatives if you want to vote with your dollar it's a toss up between everyone who's over charging you for poor service or abstaining and being cut off from the world. Consumer demand can demand what ever they want until the cows come home but if you have no better alternative for a nearly…

It's the American way, sadly. We up sell our mediocrity as the very best there is and over charge for it. Then we turn around and use the excuse that it's what people are willing to pay for, as if we are ever presented with any alternatives.

The way Americans are over charged for such shitty internet you'd think the obvious solution would be to take some of those record profits and invest in a stronger infrastructure. It's a shame that sort of concept is completely foreign to the modern, American corporate executive. I mean that would totally cut into…

We've spent almost the past decade fighting terrorists on earth within no more than 10 of present day. We need to get back to space and in a big way.

This was actually the last photo in the set. Seconds later she didn't have a face. :(

Yeah you would think that, given the way they market it but it's really not. People bail of out jets mid loop to break missile locks only to fire an RPG at the fighter that's pursing them to then land back in their cockpits, they launch tanks into the air with C4 to dog fight MIGs, they rocket jump in ATVs to fly…

I'm still waiting for all of those sweet new IPs and gameplay mechanics that the power of a next gen system can deliver but I don't think that's how the industry works anymore.

So it's better than Beyond Two Souls. Got'cha.

Genre: Comedy, Modern Fantasy Premier Date: December 21, 2013 Where to Watch: No Western Simulcast Announced What It’s About in One Sentence: A short-form anime about a girl, bullied because of her ability to see things others can’t, befriends a floating pink blob who protects her from supernatural monsters.

Heaven for-fucking-bid they take advantage of some of that new processing power to create more complicated, original or otherwise interesting game play mechanics. No, let's just stick with the same, twitch based down the iron sights shooting mechanic but up the graphics. But lets be honest here, why do all of that…

I've done that a few times. I'm also an ass hole, though, so I would delight in letting my past self down so there's still hope!

Yes but these sort of things are expensive and shaky cam is all the rage so lets just keep giving the camera to some kid with Parkinson's from the Make a Wish Foundation then you can get an award for good or clever cinematography techniques by cleverly mimicking bad cinematography techniques (ie using bad…

I'm sorry, but I don't think you know what you're talking about.