“‘Regular Size Rudy’? Why do they call you that?”

Brazil!

“They’re hungry — for justice.”

ooh if you kind of downplayed the “investigating” you could call it the BLT

Oh man, I wish I could relive that first moment of playing and stepping outside of the cave for the first time. You’re in for a treat!

I finally (finally!) started BoTW during Christmas weekend. I’m hooked. I don’t think I’ll be playing much else for a few months. Just got my Sheikah Slate all patched up!

I got a PlayStation Classic for Christmas from my GF. Played nothing but Metal Gear Solid for 6 Hours Straight. Graphics and Gameplay aside, that game still holds up. 

Are the bees knees a secret unlock in Hollow Knight?

Phantasy Star :).

Is there a chance that the foot pedal was part of their “press/promo package” and its the thought that counts in their consideration that you might be in need of something like this?

Fun fact: Microsoft sent me the adaptive controller, along with a foot pedal.

I am paralyzed from the chest down. 

If only because of BOY.

After Red Dead Redemption swept the early awards, I figured it was a shoo-in for GotY. I dunno if the whole crunch controversy had anything to do with it, but I’d rather have God of War win anyway, if only because of Teal’c. 

The trash bag that keeps on giving.

I’ve got two good rules that have served me well of late:

They are nothing if not consistent

Somewhere, EA and Activision are ecstatic that they might not be the shittiest company at year’s end.

This game (and its support) is so fucked up that at this point I would expect the replacement bags to be shipped filled with asbestos and broken glass.

The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena was surprisingly good. Plus, the PS3 (and probably 360) version came with Escape from Butcher Bay

Sometimes I’m jealous of people who live in public transportation-heavy locations who have the ability to play games like this. I have a 3DS and a Switch (never got a Vita) but I’ve almost never played them away from home (or if I do it’s like a friend’s home).