TV shows need to get paid to even want to show off real video games. A lot of execs still view games as competition (perhaps justifiably show) so that's a barrier to getting real TV in gaming. Product placement helps keep down episode budgets, and explains everything from this to why the entire Parks and Recreation…

Yeah, I agree! I just lol at the assumption a show would pay money for that.

FML WRONG COMPANY

Nope, 10 bucks says EA paid them for product placement.

Eh, Children are super hard to animate when you're mass-producing NPCs. Fallout has the exact same problem.

Looks just as dead-eyed as nay other Bioshock Infinite NPC. =/

Charlie Kaufman already made adaptation dude.

Oh god Kotaku is an Abstergo front. That explains EVERYTHING.

I think Russia has a dashcam craze? Someone explained this to me a while back and I forget why.

Was driving in the highway in Los Angeles, securely in the exit lane to get on an on-ramp, when a taxi started pulling in SUPER close. Started shouting and braced for impact, we hung near each other for what felt like a solid 10 seconds—-then my mirror knocked his mirror back and he pulled away.

Part of those people's jobs is to ignore everything about what drives the Pixar theory and thank goodness they have.

Yep!

And they left the Judas spot (AKA where the final cylon would sit) empty, but if you look who's sitting NEXT to that spot it's a great clue to their identity. =D

Smart placing of the spy as Judas.

kay. =(

I find it actually 90% horrible.

....I think I've parked in that parking lot.

Not...not in the slightest.