Pretty good example of open comedy. If people can't remove themselves from the real event and have a laugh, then it defeats the purpose of comedy.

One of the previews I read said the quads are slower and harder to maneuver, but have a ton of power.

That ending though... God that ruined the game for me.

It's basically two games in one though! It blew my mind as a kid.

Except their idea of a great complex character was making her a whiny little bitch the whole game, and don't forget "THE BABY" like every 10 minutes.

Guess what, it's the first trailer. This doesn't come out until august. Calm your tits and let them show you more of the movie later. Jesus.

Both Walking Dead comics are sold out and on back order.

Play it on the hardest difficulty. It feels like it was meant to be played that way. Every battle is really tense and dangerous, and with no HUD you're really left to your own skill and luck.

Here's to my super wish: Nintendo have made huge acknowledgments on their fuckups. We've all seen them. My hope is that they aren't interested in having Melee there because there's a small chance SSB WiiU is going to be shown.

Just read an article about how Inafune wants to turn No. 9 into a multimedia franchise: http://m.ign.com/articles/2014/…

For the Emperor!

I'm sure he spent all of ten minutes drawing these concepts.

Probably to secretly push people into getting the XB1 version instead.

Relevant

I played the shit out this game in school forever ago. It's exactly the same minus the obvious art assets, but existed way before Flappy Bird.

Was Clash of Clans the first or was it just a clone? The stupid amount of success that game has had blows my mind, and the App Store is filled with generic versions of it. Not that Clash wasn't already generic to begin with.

$5 yearly. That's nothing.

Funny picture is funny.

I hate it so much. Monster Hunter for instance looks almost exactly like it did from the PSP days.

Yeah Magicarp is always the most popular but I've saved like 3 other ones too.