What part of shooting a gun up into the sky is safe? It’s been 37 years or so, but when I took hunter’s education, we were told many times to be aware of what’s behind your target. If there wasn’t earth to stop the bullet, it’s going to end up who-knows-where, and especially if you’re shooting basically straight up in…

I would, but some site on the internet told me to stop preordering things.

have you ever noticed how at outdoor shooting ranges they have about a 20' levee of earth behind the targets?

the irony is that we are dealing with adults acting like irresponsible children here.

1) firing a firearm into the air is illegal. even in the great state of texas.

I would only accept the Jetpack Cat if he/she could talk, but only thing they said were the most god awful Saturday morning cartoon-like puns.

I agree.

I hope he realizes that by admitting that a cat in a jetpack is a possible idea they are now obligated to include a cat in a jetpack.

Well, now they need to add a cat in jetpack into the game.

If only all game devs, or at least more of them, were half as good as Jeff.
Dude really tried his hardest to please the toughest crowd in the world.

That would be like having to ask John Carmack’s permission to make a first-person shooter. There’s no copyright on a game mode or genre, so you can’t infrige unless you literally copy & paste the same code or steal assets.

I thought the lack of VA actually helped. It made it funnier that all the characters were miming and communicating via gestures. VA would have made it seem like they were being serious, which they absolutely were not.

That, alone, really made me disappointed with my purchase.

Bossland is making and selling cheat bots specifically for Blizzard games. They are even naming the bots after the games and marketing them as cheats for the game. There are several differences between the sports team and blizzard. They fall largely on two points.

I love Subspace Emissary and the lack of a sequel to that is the only real flaw on Smash Wii U.

In all honesty, Brawl was a highpoint for me in Smash Bros. The Subspace Emissary mode was exactly what I wanted and helped give life to a game that was, otherwise, only really fun with other people.

The distinction is presumably that ‘cheating’ affects other users (who didn’t opt-in by buying modded software, themselves). That one still makes me nervous, though, as it relies the ability to make a distinction between ‘cheating’ and ‘modding’ (the latter of which should not, IMO, incur penalties). Without something…

Oh my how edgy. Someone who doesn’t like twitter.

“Why is this the number 1 movie at the box-office?...It looked like it belonged in the same trash pile as Madagascar”