AL2009man
al2009man
Why, I would love a statue like this. It’s tasteful and gorgeous, the type of art I’d be proud to display in my home.
It’s to be expected, and the #1 reason to wait a bit longer to play it. With Fallout 4, we didn’t have a year of hype, just a few months, not even announced until it was almost done, so for many of us it’s fine to wait a week or two, especially if we’re waiting on a pip-boy to arrive :)
#pray4Skate3
Quite a few games have opening messages like that, though not enough.
it’s COD. what did you expect? still, it’s nice to be able to see them stealing NICE things instead of bad ones. quite refreshing change of pace.
Stealing from the book of CDPR?
There needs to be at least 600% more Mt. Dew in that note.
Hentai Kamen semi approved
The internet fired the first shot, by making us so wary of online ads (throughs pop ups, autoplays, sounds, epilepsy inducing light effects, etc.) that no one even wants to give the new round of ads a chance.
And it’ll probably function on launch too :D
WB should be handing out season passes like they’re candy. It’s not like they’ve got any good will left with PC users after that debacle.
I believe that the Rock Band 4 experience leverages the core strategy of rhythm based gaming, with a synergy of great songs. It’s better than any other game on the market, and I’ve heard that it will cure cancer. In addition our new line of instruments are crafted with plastic enhanced with unicorn tears, and the…
The scene where luke turns himself over to vader in ROTJ is a great scene. It’s the first glimpse of vader having a glimmer of good underneath.
the true nightmare was hunting down those friggin beer bottles in the junkyard part of the stealth section. never again.
This has always been how Valve’s done things. Remember how Steam came about? By making it a requirement to install Half-Life 2. And users ranted and bitched about having to install an online service in order to play a single-player game.
They’re trying to fix something that isn’t broken. There’s a reason gamepad controls haven’t changed much in 30 years. Shoulder buttons, analog sticks and rumble. Thanks Nintendo!