WolfBlitzer
WolfBlitzer
WolfBlitzer

Here come the nightmares . . .
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Below the article is says "More Toys Stories" Now I can't get Tom Hanks's voice out of my head.

Best answer right here.

Apparently you didn't play as a Vanguard in ME1. Having lift, throw, warp and a shotgun made you an absolute slaughter house.

Everyone rages over the U of O 12 seed.

Thanks for posting this. The fools at Gameinformer posted a link to Gamestop's corporate login from their article.

This game looks way harder than the first Bit. Trip Runner.

Or to put a positive spin on it: There is always room to improve.

My first official google gif search result.

I know +1's are more of a Deadspin thing I can't think of a better response.

Btw. Props on your screen name. I'm extremely jealous that I didn't think of it. :)

Arguably the worst seeding in the entire tournament right here.

Well the SimCity franchise has always been a single-player series and the article we're commenting on says "the game's region features can run without an Internet connection, too" so really having to be online at all seems pointless now.

The thing with Wow/LoL/TF2 is that those games are exclusively multiplayer games so a constant online connection is required for those games. If SimCity is playable offline than the whole always-online requirement becomes unnecessary bullshit.

Is this what you are looking for?

My mind has been blown.

Russell Wilson? Where?!

I only say this because the name "tackleball" is a lot more relevant to how the sport is played than football. The accommodation of our friends across the ocean would just be a side-effect of a change that should have happened years ago.

Now playing

Pope John Paul II taking cuts in the cage.

As fun as SR2 was I feel like it didn't do enough to remove itself from GTA's shadow. The developers had take the series in a different direction separate it from GTA and it worked. With the games with gritty serious tones dominating so much of the industry it was nice to see a game that just goes off the deep end and