That actually sounds like a really good design choice for this type of game.

Plus, isn't the the last part of his name Designed Only for Killing?

I would call it my game of the year, just because I had the most fun with it for the longest amount of time, I really didn't see too many issues while playing, and I think they improved on the first one greatly. And now that my friend finally got the game, I know I will put at least a couple dozen more hours into it…

Did you cry for General Leo?

Gears of War 3 video spoiler. Me and my brother had played all three games co-op, and when we got to the end of Act 3 we couldn't believe it. I don't even think my brother looked at me at all, I just shut the game down when it saved and he went back downstairs. I know it's not the kind of game you really get…

All I have to say is FUCK YOU! Making me remember that scene. Damn you!

My suggestion, if you have Netflix or Amazon Prime, start with the beginning of the revival, with Christopher Eccleston. And give it at least until halfway through season 2. The reason I say that, I told a friend of mine the same thing, is that the show hadn't really picked itself back up in the first season. …

If you have Netflix, I suggest watching what they offer. At least watch the Tom Baker episodes, and I kinda like the Jon Pertwee episodes myself. Baker has quite a few on there last I checked. They also had at least two with Peter Davidson, and one with Radagast, I mean Sylvester McCoy. Colin Baker was kinda…

I don't think so, just because they actually buried Clara at the end of The Snowmen. I think it will be more along the lines of Gwen Cooper and Gwyneth in the Charles Dickens episode, but she will be more important for some reason.

I believe the "nanophages" are from Asylum of the Daleks, it wasn't a watch he was wearing but a device to keep them at bay. Gabe is saying that when he takes his device off to save Amy, Oswin is able to control those nanobots somehow. That wouldn't be too bad, except it doesn't explain how she is being brought back…

So many good ones, but I'll go with Saria's Song.

Yeah, that happened to my brother. He wanted the symbol of Akatosh, the dragon symbol that is used in the Elder Scrolls games, on his upper arm and the tattoo artist wouldn't do it exactly that way. He modified it in some small ways, so it wasn't exactly what my brother wanted. Afterwards I would have told my…

Also, bail for criminals should be set at levels from 1790.

I actually purposely didn't try to model myself in XCOM. My friends yes, but not me. See, I'm the commander, trying to keep those bastards alive!

Never had too many games anyway, I never owned a PS2. An old girlfriend had one, and I bought some games for it before we broke up, and I borrowed one afterwards.

One of the things that annoys me is trying to take down some of the aircraft. Or just rockets in general. I could be wrong, but it feels like if I get killed after shooting a rocket, the rocket disappears. Trying to take out a Lodestar is such a big pain in the ass. It takes so long to lock on with the FHJ-18 AA,…

If I am looking at it right, Steam has 41 Linux compatible games.

Borderlands 2. I think I had the most fun for the longest amount of time with that game. It kept the core of what I liked about the first game, and made some nice improvements.

The way I looked at it was this: You were are the Indian that we are taught about in school, and history just ran with it from just you. I also think the stuff isn't truly accurate, it's more the idea that what we know as history isn't the truth. If that makes any sense.