Yeah boy. :))

"The original Xbox?" eh.

This may cause some confusion with the usual shorthand. Xbox1, etc.

Where is my Star Trek: Armada

I can see the AC3 Animus segments. :))

Mari-chan...IS THAT DORA?!

Oh my heavenly father, Project Eden. That was a really, really underrated game. Sure the AI was horrible, but the combat was hardly as large a part of the game as was the puzzle-solving.

" It's awful but you clearly don't know someone who has that kind of post traumatic stress, because you'd know it's not bullshit."

The term "triggering" is thrown around a lot on social justice blogs. The kind of people who read these blogs are certainly pained.

I have plenty of friends and a loving partner now, and extreme "perception training" over the years has actually made me exceptionally perceptive. I'm a good counselor, shoulder-to-lean-on and lie detector thanks to what I had to undergo. While I still have to expend plenty of effort to get through most scenarios -…

"While we often internalize the complexities of common interactions such as going on a date or being intimate with someone..."

That made me laugh :))

Battlefield 3 players are comparatively tame, but this is likely because matches that come to individual achievements hardly ever arise outside of CQ maps.

They were swarming to get it.

I really enjoyed the SP on my end. While I agree that the story was pretty much a pile of shite, at least it maintained the creativeness of campaign.

The sarcasm is so advanced

That's the Draw Something game where you have this crummy-ass assistant who helps you draw stuff but ends up screwing with your drawing.

Are there bows in DayZ?

What about azimuthal of your nose and eyeballs :))) Man the Koreans love their plastic surgery, maybe pro gamers would do the same to optimize field of vision.

It must be called "Project A15" because it's intended to run on Cortex-A15 devices. Galaxy S4's Exynos 5410, Tegra 4, and similar-in-power Snapdragon S4 Pro come to mind.