I believe it's somewhere after "institutionally protected sexual assault" but before "hiding knowledge of a fake cancer victim to garner Heisman votes".

I for one 100% will support always online

Since no one could agree on how much contact should be allowed, the league decided that no contact would be allowed.

Cleveland receivers made the same gesture, but only because Johnny Manziel kept throwing the ball way the fuck over their heads.

The tear gas element of the tribute, however, seems a bit too on-the-nose for me.

This is just part of the application process for Ray Rice's summer camp.

It's Notre Dame. This will blow over just like a scissor lift.

If history is a guide, it's likely those players will just be shuffled to another Catholic institution and continue their careers, the academic advisers will receive some hush money, and this whole thing will just be swept under the rug.

This can't possibly be real.

I want a Walking Dead game where I play as Rick Grimes and only have two actions: Glare menacingly and yell "CARL!".

The 'shady corporate double-speak' was during Microsoft's press conference and in the statements by MS and Square Enix later. Spencer's comments were perfectly fine.

Nope, they spelled Fable Legends wrong...

Oddly enough, there have been more games released on the Vita over the past month than any other console. Every time I do the Week in Games I am amazed.

Reminds me of two really great games on PS2 called Mark Of Kri/Rise Of The Kasai

That's my statement for every game trailer I see.

I've been waiting for a Tokyo Jungle prequel.

Great win for Microsoft; great loss for gamers.

The true original!

One of my favorite Skyrim memories involves using mods for voice activated dragon shouts. I learned to mute it after I sneezed and blew a shopkeeper against the wall of his shop. I'm sure they would have let me off with a warning if I had been able to stifle my laughter.

This track is ridiculous. This and "Nosetalgia" from the same album are two of the hottest tracks to come out in recent memory...