Another is that they’re only counting trailers for games that actually came out in 2016, not those whose trailers turned up this year but won’t be out until 2017 or beyond, which is why games like Spider-Man and God of War, who would have made the list with 10 and 14 million views respectively, didn’t.

I’m pretty sure Gandhi has a solution for that.

Watched Grave of the Fireflies 17 years ago, I never had the balls to watched it again.

I actually don’t think that Death Note had a unhappy ending.

“Cecil and Kain and Rydia and Edge and Rosa might just be pixels on a screen, but they’re as real as anyone you know.”

I’m not crying. You’re crying.

At a certain point in reading this I stopped considering whether I’m putting down money and just got engrossed in a moving and emotionally vivid review. That was great.

Stephen (and team): I sincerely appreciate this. I would like to remind anyone reading this and feeling the way that you and I are feeling right now: democracy is a participatory sport. Yes, the US is a republican democracy, so some of the weight is off our shoulders, but if all you did leading up to this election…

If there’s one thing that apparently never changes is your deeply deeply flawed outlook on Steam, Nathan. Let’s see if you man up and reply to my comment this time - or if someone else does it for you.

That’s how you interpreted it? Looked to me like the chain of command gets killed and someone has to step up

I mean, what were you seriously expecting? This is what Bioware does. Stories about people rising up to the challenge and finding allies who want to assist in overcoming whatever apocalyptic event is about to unfold.

Two of the boss mercs are women. The Maurader Corps commander is a woman. She leads good guys in the big battle at the end.

it always helps to have some common ground!

I wouldn’t say that WWII is treated like it was fun, but the culture surrounding the Second World War is much different than the First. WWI was a disasterous dominoe effect and was much greater in scale and destructiveness than anything that had come before it. It was impersonal, nationalistic, mechanical, and…

It could be that years ago Oak gave Ash’s dad the same quest as Ash. He never returned so he essentially takes care of his mom out of guilt for breaking up the family.

She’s lied for so long she just can’t tell the truth now because her son will definitely hate her. One day she’ll go into a deep depression and try to kill herself by dropping Pikachu into a tub full of water with her in it. Ash will catch her and she’ll have to tell the truth that his father forced himself onto her.…

Ash is not just Ash’s name, but also a type of tree.

Geeze folks.

What if Ash’s Mom is a Pokemon like Zoroark or Ditto. But Prof. Oak won’t tell him that his parents died and the Pokemon that saved him, transformed into her mother to take care of him and stop his endless tears as a baby.

Have a great week.

“Because he said he was going to become a Pokémon Trainer, he left on a journey and hasn’t come back home since. Eventually, our paths might cross!”

That sounds like something a mother would tell her kid to avoid telling them the harsh reality that their father is dead. It leaves them hope that he’s out there…

She’s a single mom in a small town with absolutely nothing to do since her son is running around the world catching Pokemon, and she doesn’t do any chores around the house since she has Mr. Mime with her, so of course she going to be banging Oak on the side.