71% of this damn planet is water and we still can't figure out how to prevent shortages? (Yes I am aware science salt water energy to salinize and purify water blah blah blah we're humans we put a fucking man on the moon come on people let's do this)

Yeah, it's up here! Not, you know, perfect, but we loved the crap out of it.

I can't decide if it's a good thing that this guy sounds like the 8 year old me playing with Batman toys or not.

THANK YOU SIR

God dammit that is too good of an idea.

Okay new, actually helpful comment, this reminds me of a lot of my Mom's 70's sci-fi I read a lot of as a kid. Sort of that fantastic-yet-weird-yet-sexual world that Asimov or McCaffrey's characters lived in. High hopes!

Oh my goodness I will take all of this.

Thank you! =D

Let them burn.

Hope this gets read, I have an interesting story about D&D/LARPING that showed how the controversy can echo throughout time and impact today.

It's okay bro drinks are on me.

It's a very pretty lady who sadly isn't very interested in you.

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.