I do love games. But no.

Then Requiem.

Depends what you mean by "impressive". Sure, it's nice a big, but it was just using Lego bricks to make larger Lego bricks, to build a set that already exists just in large form. Exactly the same as the 1:1 8880 Super Car they had at Legoland Windsor about 17 years ago (more impressive, if you ask me).

Good math, cheers.

Now do the Infinity...

Haha, oh wow.

I love the casual nature of, "oh, and by the way...[world-changing statement]"

Erm...Ryse? DR3?

Ah, yes. One of these "the PS4 is so much better, but I bought an XB1 so I'm completely unbiased. Honest..." comments. I love those.

That made up story he told the police is still better than Destiny's.

Have a shower, Bungie. You're starting to smell like Activision.

Treated them how, exactly? By pumping millions into marketing their games and increasing their profile. Letting them separate from MS after fulfilling their contract on Halo games, and getting them into their enviable position of getting to pick which publisher to work with next?

Deserved winner. Very smart.

But vanilla isn't just some arbituary word, it is a thing. Plain ice cream doesn't have vanilla pods in it, vanilla ice cream does. Therefore, not plain.

Why do people think "vanilla" means "plain"? It doesn't. Vanilla is most definitely a flavour.

It's a number. A quantifiable way to back up an argument over which console is better than the other.

They explicitly said "poses". In that context they do look very similar.

You're assuming the likes of Sumo Digital haven't made a solid, stable game worthy of playing without the need for any updates or DLC. Just because it hasn't got the post-release support of the current-gen version, doesn't mean it isn't worth buying and playing.

The original Return of the King game was a solid hack-n-slash. A good example of a good movie tie-in.

My, that seems horribly underhanded.