Us architects and engineers have to swallow a lot of this stuff while playing games and watching movies. We learn to deal with it.

When is Jason going to add his vocals and lyrics to the Splitscreen theme?

Reading the first sentence I am almost had a mini heart attack. I love this site and the stellar team behind it. You guys rock!

I had a feeling it was gonna be Tim next on the Podcast.

The notebooks are getting filled. I have a small Field Notes that came with this past Cards Against Humanity Holiday special. Its a gridded one and I am dedicating it to this game. I hope to fill it all the way.

This ones one of my favs too.

And what exactly is wrong with Nervermind by Leonard Cohen? Huh? EXPLAIN YOURSELF!

RJD2 using the ending trumpet(?) of The New Scooby-Doo Movies intro as a sample in “The Horror” is my favorite Scooby-Doo intro. Hahaha. Man these bring back memories.

I really like the Kotaku staff video intro cards. does everyone have one?

YES! If Arrow and Flash can make it happen, the Netflix shows can too.

Oh Zaha, it seems your designs have inspired those outside the glorious field of architecture!

Hawkguy!

So “Future” is the new “Gray/Brown” color palette?

I was just watching it yesterday after I noticed it on Netflix and I though the exact same thing!

My soon to be 11 year old brother spends a large majority watching let's play's, Game Theory, and Walkthroughs. However he does sit down and beats games. He downloaded Mega Man X and Shovel Knight on the Wii U and beat them. He recently beat Majora's Mask. Albeit with the help of Walkthroughs. I occasionally challenge…

Zed's Dead is good and all but this is where it's at.

Amon Tobin - Chaos Theory OST, nice.

Bonobo - Black Sands, nice.

I was completely on board up until the end game, it felt completely rushed. Everything before that was entertaining and intriguing.

Yeah, I just don't understand some people. I like, and possibly prefer depending on the piece, to have the file so that I can add my own touches. For example either etching it on thick watercolor paper and adding some color OR etching it on acrylic and making it a light fixture. But in the end the original artist…