This looks cool, but honestly, Routine has pre-ordered the space in my heart reserved for "sci-fi spaced-based horror game."

Just paid $5 for all of them on Steam...

I actually really like Keanu as an actor. I normally don't go to theatres (and I don't think I will for this one), but I hope it does well here in the states regardless.

I'd think that America needs to get over its Soviet phobia, and that it's something that should have died with the Hollywood communist blacklisting craze of the '50s. It's only a "toxic label" if people (much like yourself) continue to propagate it as such with no rhyme or reason to speak of. Seriously, if you can…

Does a Hitler mustache represent a country throughout multiple leaders and government shifts and decades? Oh, it just represents one person who has gone down as one of the worst people ever to exist because of his attempted genocide? If I didn't know any better, I'd think that you're pretty ignorant about the Soviets…

Yes, Stalin was a socialist leader. Your point?

Christ, that's terrible. But thank goodness it didn't hit a few inches above, or below.

"I can't believe people still find this show entertaining" =/= "EVERYONE IS FORBIDDEN TO ENJOY IT." Avoid taking uncalled for extremes in argument. It makes you look logically impaired.

I pre-ordered Metro: Last Light on Steam for my birthday. Was really excited for it! Boot it up and I can't even load the main menu. I have far above the required specs - I just have AMD hardware, which means M:LL wasn't made for my system.

Of course the people on Shark Tank sneer at the rift and treadmill...those products are made for people who still have souls.

These ARE people's homes. Does the infrastructure of the state have a more privileged connotation than a space where someone can trust their surroundings enough to fall asleep? If the state found them unimportant enough to cement over, then they could have just as well allowed people to live their lives there.

I hope that whomever authorized that peoples' homes be cemented over falls from grace into similar circumstances. It'd only be fair.

People who aren't passionate about the topic don't bother sticking their hand in the VMAs, so why are the VGAs any different? Do non-gamers think that gamers are an awkward basement-folk race who will just sputter while trying to interview people and run off to go eat hot pockets, so they heroically swoop in to not…

Best Soundtrack

Are we talking about the same Rogue Legacy? Doesn't belong in a comparison to Braid, and it's nowhere near deserving of Gone Home's accolades. Seriously, play Gone Home if you haven't.

I didn't say that he's wrong - no doubt that a good chunk of the people who express interest won't buy it. We saw that with the Scott Pilgrim movie and the fanboys who cried "I'll buy five tickets!" They didn't.

One thing I've never been clear on: is it pronounced as the normal "dog," (so, a silent e) or "doggy" (a strong E) or "doge," (as in dojo without the second syllable, as if the e transforms the G's sound)?

QUOTE | "I have to tell you—it doesn't affect what we do ... 100,000 signatures doesn't mean 100,000 sales."—Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime, on fan petitions and campaigns trying to get certain games made.

The ends shouldn't justify the means, in this case. Why not go to Alaska when you can enjoy the ambiance, instead of fiddling around with a game on your phone, cursing the non-existence of a signal, and thinking fast so that your whole trip isn't wasted - oh, and so that you can make it back within the ten minutes or…

Wow. That's insane. I'd hope they at least took some good pictures.