I'd recommend checking out that open world Lego game. You can't help but collect a million pieces going from a to b. Personally I want a grotesquely realistic and violent Pac Man.

Oh man, time to team up with another friend and use our hands to earn the max prize of 10 tickets!

Scroll down, somebody totally got that pic of them

I thought it was just all in good fun. I didn't realize the artist did it with offensive intentions. Now it comes off as petty.

Yes! The image everybody has been looking for and OP DELIVERS. Star it to the top!

That is fucking awesome.

Duh, that was obvious when you said Stella is delicious lol

Yeah if you like the skunkiest beer out there, then sure. /shudders

Nah the Big N Tasty was just a fat burger, no Mac relation.

Well...here come the other Wasted gifs...

A Machine for Pigs is, much like Dear Esther, an interactive narrative walkabout instead of a true Amnesia/survival horror game. Go into it with the right mindset, and you should not be disappointed. Oh and since it's a Chinese Room walkabout narrative title, the visuals and atmosphere is key. If you're barely running…

That ending is fucking awesome. Honestly, the story and its delivery is the strongest element to the game. AMFP needs to be treated like an interesting narrative experience just like Dear Esther. It having the Amnesia name attached was a curse instead of a blessing, but there is some story connectivity between the…

Without even trying I can think of at least five times in Machine for Pigs where the enemies are threatening and will kill you. Any time they are visibly in the room with you, they will hunt you and kill you if you don't make moves. You're right though, the game lacks the never ending dread that Amnesia 1 soaks in.…

It fails as an Amnesia game, but as a short horror experience it is fantastic and absolutely worth your time. I also feel that the original Amnesia is incredibly overhyped and only gets infinite praise due to the fad situation that happened surrounding youtube and gaming communities(note the following opinions are…

please tell me what this is from

Well the teacher's just giving you the straight truth, so I'd probably stay with them.

For someone who was until recently a solo-Nintendo fanboy, your screen name sure is sonicmega.

Reading that scared the crap out of me. It made me think I missed some sort of announcement where it got canceled early.

They're not lazy, just the art design.

No offense, but Sailor Moon isn't exactly a strong example of an anime with "meaningful progression." Honestly, a lot of anime while seemingly story progressive, are still stuck in a vortex. Main character goes to school, an evil thing happens, they take care of it, they go back to regular happy time by the end. Just…