It is many fan fictions.

A good tip: filtering out every email with 'unsubscribe' in the body.

It makes me sad the way humans treat other humans, considering how much they have in common with them.

I can't wait for next week where you cover the Hulk/Iron Man/Captain America threesome, Stark Spangled Banner.

A lawsuit.

Why did that frosty-haired man beat up Hard Gay in the video on that website?

I feel like I would've laughed equally as much (read: only a little) if these had just been blank squares with words on them. The characters added nothing for me.

"Inflate 'em with air from your lungs"

What I heard: Instead of giving everyone a chance to try the game for free and, if they so choose, pay within the game to unlock everything, I'd rather everyone have to buy it up front if they want to play any of it.

If by 'bumps' you mean half an hour of your roommate's friend trying to figure out how to make Zoidberg, then no, it won't.

They don't.

I matched it up to what I believed to be the boundary. It's still comparably tiny, the comparison being the entire goal of making the map.

Well, I'll just go ahead and edit out all of the oceans in this map I found on the internet so you can get a better idea for scale. It's still much larger than the approximate map of GTAV and guess what? You can fly over lakes and oceans, and you can drive all sorts of boats on them. There are even aircraft carriers…

I matched it up to the visible line. Not that it matters, it's still comparably tiny.

His point was that Just Cause 2 wasn't 'as fun to play' in terms of the sandbox world, not the game's story or mission content, since that's what this article and my post are about. Running around in Just Cause 2 is infinitely more fun than running around in GTAIV.

I didn't make it, broski.

Those aren't blocks, those are major thoroughfares. There are smaller streets than the large grey ones with red dots on 'em. And yes, GTA 3 had a fairly small map.

I sincerely hope you're joking about Just Cause 2 being not as fun to play. Because, if you're serious, I have this sneaking suspicion you've never played it. It is the funnest, sandboxiest thing I've personally ever experienced. And if it's all about quality over quantity, why is the world size being touted as an…

I posted this as a response to someone else, but I figured I'd post it as it's own comment as well. I matched up the size in your image of San Andreas' game world with the one from this internet-famous size comparison map. Still not even close to Just Cause 2, but I'm sure it'll get there someday. GTA7 maybe.

It doesn't, if that chart is anything to go by. I added Kotaku's approximation.