I hope the ending of Episode 2 wasn't spoiled for you. It's in my list of top-ten most emotional gaming experiences.

And here I thought I had conquered my fear of heights by climbing a 2 story tall ladder a couple of weeks ago. Nope, Nope, Nope.

But would the rails in front be able to handle dozens of tanks riding over them?

If I didn't get 5 games for Christmas with an already extensive backlog, I'd buy this right now. For the beans.

You're looking at all of the basic bitches being called.

All of this reminds me of the old "press alt + F4 for no clip mode" back in Counter-Strike.

Gotta get dem clicks, ya mean?

This song and Rock Band has a special place in my heart, and the collective hearts of my family. My wife's cousin thought the lyrics to this song were "I wanna piece of David" as in, the writer wanted to fight David. Unfortunately, that cousin died about 2 years ago. Whenever we hear this song, we lovingly think of…

For the past several years, whenever I'd decide who I was going to dress up as for Halloween my wife would say "You're going to have to explain who you are to almost everyone." The first year I was Ellis from Left 4 Dead 2. The second year I was John Locke from Lost. The third year I was Nathan Drake from Uncharted.…

The hardware is the device they'll use to announce Half-Life 3. That's all it does. You turn it on, it says "Hey, Half-Life 3 is real. Coming Winter 2019."

I've been with Steam since the beginning. I was playing Counter-Strike before then in one of the betas, all the way up to 1.6 (still before Steam!). Ah, so much time spent behind a desk as a teenager. Steam is definitely a part of those memories. I do remember it being terrible and it's come a long, long way.

ONE, TARGET, DOG, 12 o'clock!

I made it 30 seconds before the cringes were so bad I had to click pause.

It's done in the police and military for the same reason digital0verdose said: To make sure it was heard over the hectic sounds of loud city streets/a noisy battlefield.

It would take days, SO MANY DAYS to write up that accident report!

Those are lights being powered by a generator (presumably). If it's cloudy (as it is in the screenshot), stadium-like lights are still super bright.

This should totally be a Crayola color.

Reminds me of this wonderful film that convinced my 12-year-old self that I absolutely needed a Nintendo 64.

My theory is that since we're putting in so much mental effort and straining our eyes and pushing our coordination when we game, any moment of displeasure or joy is an explosion because we're not exerting ourselves physically. What would amount to a simple "Yes! Nice job guys!" and a couple high-fives in a physical…

Is this music from Skyward Sword? If so, I definitely need to play that game.