I got some serious laughs out of this. Thanks internet.

I played last night for the first time in ages, I thought I must have become some kinda badass, beating down big dinos with a club...

$600 bucks? Nope. I’ll wait for the tech to come out of it’s infancy and become a better bargain. Until then $600 bucks could buy a lot of cool stuff.

Nice to see I’m not the only one that tracks like this. Since 2014 I’ve been keeping track of the games I finish every year, via a Google spreadsheet. I’m in the 20-25 a year range, which i am proud of.

1. Finish all Zelda games.

lol. I remember watching the Windows 95 VHS tape demo in 1994, waiting for the release of 95, with the MS Plus add-on. Good times.

I seen em’. I have come to the conclusion: Abrams is partially at fault. As a devoted star trek fan, he butchered the series with ST: Into Darkness. From what I’ve seen, he’s getting quite a bit of flak for The Force Awakens now. He never should have been given the Star Trek Films, and he got the Star Wars films,…

I was actually in a GameStop, with a Christmas gift card, looking at dragon age, when I seen this post. Niiiice timing as usual Kotaku.

This happened to me once. I went out on lunch break, and asked an attorney about it. Then I came back and told my employer I was clocking out and going home and I had the right to do so as when they hired me they had me sign orientation papers where both the company and I agreed to work for a pay scale 0f $xx.xx…

I know the pain of getting a new console and waiting hours for updates. On the other hand, as someone who has opened 20+ console boxes in my lifetime, I want to be the one to break the seal. I have no other reason that I like to. If I have to wait for an update, so be it. Gives me time to get ready.

I have it, it’s a great port compared to the original PC release. You fans of the old fog, will be pleased to know that the fog can be re-enabled through the menus, or the ini file.

I agree, and can attest to this. I bought SSPR-Battle cars, around release, after listening to an interview with Psyonix on PSNation. I loved it. I told my friends. They all found the name long and bizarre. None of them bought it. Now those same friends ALL play and love Rocket League. Yes, I give them hell for it now…

I usually get flak any time I mention this: but I carry a small torch for The Order: 1886. I know, it wasn’t fantastic. It wasn’t robust, or innovating. Even so, I still enjoyed it. I think it’s a good game, and it’s hard to deny it’s a beautiful game. It’s a nice third person shooter when you just wanna tune out and…

Looks like Star Wars: Blade Runner. That may not have been a bad thing.

I’m not even going to comment on Bungie’s behalf, but for the player, paying this is insane. First, like the article said: it isn’t even fully leveled @ 25. Second, It’s quite silly considering it doesn’t take long to level to 25 anyway. It can be done in a day, alone. I just did it Saturday, and I had a blast…

Brought the ole’ gif out just for these guys. this is great!

Not true. The 80GB 4USB model PS3 (The Metal Gear Solid 4 Bundle Edition), did not have an emotion engine chip like the previous models. It used full software back compatibility. I know this for a fact. I was there. I still own one.

Yakuza: Kiwami. I am intrigued.

If you really love Mario Kart, sure. It’s a great addition to the Mario Kart games. The way I see it: In this age we easily pay $60 bucks for games not half as fun. For $80, you can get a great game, and something to play it anywhere with. Even if you hate the 2DS after you got it, you’d still be able to use it to…

If you really love Mario Kart, sure. It’s a great addition to the Mario Kart games. The way I see it: In this age we…

I’ve all but completely stopped playing on PS4, where I have the game. If I wanna play alone, sure, it plays. However, I bought the game to play with friends. Playing with friends just does not work.