I feel guilty for clicking on this.
I feel guilty for clicking on this.
*breathes heavily*
Acceptable.
"Like, having his wife and child murdered and then being turned into an undead being kind of issues."
*gives you the highest of fives*
CinemaSins can please go away because 90% of their critique completely misses the point of both film criticism and actual film production.
The only counter-argument I have to offer is an argument that the 'slave count' serves less as a 'purchasing' incentive and more as a barrier to main quest activities unless you go out of your way to target and free slave plantations. It's hypothetically possible to breeze through any Assassin's Creed game without…
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
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.