Sigh. How much is Breibart's rotting corpse paying you to post right-wing bullshit in every fucking thread? Fuck off.

Go push your right-wing bullshit somewhere else, please. You somehow miss the irony that anti-communism itself was a defining feature of Nazism and affiliated movements in Span, Greece, Chile, and elsewhere, and their body counts were just as big. There's also the fact that communism and socialism are not the same…

Darth Vader is Luke Skywalker's father.

I love the gall that game designers had back then to tell you to start over after you had JUST BEATEN GHOSTS 'N GOBLINS. Pretty sure that if I'd just beaten that game I would do a victory lap around my apartment and expect some kind of public award ceremony.

Obviously! (replying to approve, because I have no idea how the commenting system works anymore)

This article was cross-posted on Jezebel. This frightens me.

Raphael from Soul Calibur 2 and onward. He's pretty much exactly how I pictured Dorian Gray, who was my first literary man-crush. Plus he's all arrogant and stuff and after you were done he'd probably scoff contemptuously and exclaim "How boring!".

Lulu, eh? Never figured you'd be into goth chicks.

Brining? I made no pickles!

I hate to be a cynic, but that story could have had an entirely different ending of the sort we usually see on the late-night news here in the US.

A US leader shaking hands with Saddam? Hah! What a ludicrous idea that could only take place in a post-apocalyptic fictional world!

That was the one that VR Troopers was based on, right?

Did anyone else think of this?

Considering the rate of their economic growth as well as the rise in living standards over the last couple of decades, I'd say it's been going pretty well so far.

Total BS. If video game movies were simply terrible because the video games were terrible then the people who like those supposedly terrible video games would not have a problem with the equally-terrible-in-the-same ways movies. This is clearly not the case. With nearly every action movie based on a video game…

Still no match for the classics.

Stories like this just confirm everything I hate about online dating. Or maybe dating in general. Especially in NYC, people seem to treat it like some kind of competitive sport, or just another activity to be penciled in and quantified along with your eBay purchases and your time clocked on the treadmill this week.…

I suppose I'm old-fashioned, as I usually try to determine their alignment with a series of questions that pose hypothetical moral quandaries.

This one's even more ridiculous - first stage boss who is, as far as I can tell, a woman on a massive amount of steroids.

I think you're making a leap comparing video games to non video games.