It was, sorry. I’m kind of a jerk. The only ones I’ve read are Bone, Chew, and Fables. All of which were great. I’d appreciate any recommendations, even if they don’t fall into the style of those. Really I think I’d enjoy anything outside of cheesy superhero tropes.

Thanks for the recommendations!

It’s not about knowing what you want to play at all. Imagine Gamestop filled with 95% Wii shovelware. 5% of the games are amazing, but your choices are to either sift through thousands of games to find them, or hope a major media outlet has covered them for you. That’s the Steam platform since Greenlight. And just…

“Unlike the Surface, this doesn’t run a full OS. Which may or may not matter.”

Cool, added section 8 and squirrel girl to the reading list. I love the comic format, but hate superhero nonsense so rarely get into them (aside from Deadpool).

Aside from the knee-jerk “make a better or more interesting game that stands out” which immediately comes to mind, he does make the usual solid complaints vs. PC gaming. Steam in particular is greatly suffering from lack of quality control, leading to app store-like flooding that drowns out decent games. Bundle…

Mine involves my parents as well. Growing up with the NES, my gaming life was dominated by platformers, which didn’t change when I got a PSX... croc, spyro, crash etc. For whatever reason one day my father decided to bring home a surprise gift, and he did his research. Suikoden II. I had not played a real RPG before,…

Platformers are really the single genre where I can forgive collectibles. When the ultimate goal is to input precise strings of commands to reach new places, it makes sense to give seasoned players more challenge by placing collectibles in hard to reach places. This is still part of the core platforming design of the…

Couldn’t agree more. You can call fluff collectathons optional until you’re blue in the face, but they almost always detract from the game by simply existing. You mentioned Red Dead Redemption, which is a huge offender to me. The writing implies a time-sensitive story and driven hero, yet has the option to do…

Goat Simulator is also fully free on Amazon Underground.

Goat Simulator is also fully free on Amazon Underground.

Yeah thanks for the post, but I indeed don’t have a cable provider. At least this is just a tv show, and not something important like a presidential debate for example... FOX... GOP...

I look forward to either the Netflix release or forgetting it exists.

My first ever game played competitively online (and also my last). My opponent quit in the middle of a fight, and I didn’t yet know that rage-quitting was a thing. I sent him a PSN message asking why they left. They responded “u bolt spam”. I replied, “Ok, sorry about that. I’m new to this and am still learning…

I approve of any pre-order related news to be presented this way going forward.

PSA: Threes is on amazon underground, for those who don’t have it yet

I’d like to repurpose these to mount onto to the actual aircraft and shoot down idiots with laser pointers instead. Fight deadly lasers with deadly lasers.

I currently own a curved screen phone, and will never own another one. Any giggles you get from the neat design will be crushed as soon as you put on a screen protector. Until the phone manufacturers start shipping them with pre-installed tempered glass screen protectors that curve the same way, I’m steering clear.

Welcome to the 21st century Nielsen. Now, I know you’re excited about this new “Internet” frontier, but look away from your CRT for a moment. This cellular telephone I’m holding... can also view television through the Internet. Shhh Sh Shh, deep breaths. Nothing to worry about, only 2/3 of americans have them. If…

I’m glad I had a friend to play with who was actually able to enter the Blitz combos on the fight stick. I could barely handle swordtech timing.

Sploid... I thought we were done caring about this when it was revealed to be just another superconductor on track with a pretty coat of paint.