More evidence that there should really just be a Lego Starships line that covers space ships from various media, such as Homeworld, Star Wars, Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica, Ratchet & Clank, Red Dwarf, Mass Effect, Alien, and more.

Now build a mothership to house all these.

So, did you read the article...?

Because I wouldn't be able to get fun out of it. I dunno how it works exactly, for the same reason now I can't watch anything with Mel Gibson in, or anything that Roman Polanski made. Or listen to music by Lostprophets or Gary Glitter.

Bulletstorm does humor, drama, and worldbuilding right. It's really sincere, and at the same time, extremely vulgar. I really do love it.

I mean, it was a parody of that though. At no point did this game take itself seriously.

Isn't that kind of the point? Gray hides his guilt behind the bro-ness.

Can I just mention that the main theme was also fantastic?

When I started the demo, I listened to the menu music for like 10 minutes.

I loved Bulletstorm. I never understood everyone's disdain for it? It had a ton of awesome ideas and engaging gameplay. I think my fave level would either be the escape from the Giant monster gray wakes up, or the fight through the collapsing skyscraper. But yeah, the whole thing was solid, and it had some of the most…

...I need to pay more attention to user names, I almost retaliranted.

you are my favorite gimmick.

I can't tell you enough how much I love love love your articles. Keep up the good work.

If the man who reads books lives hundreds or thousands of lives while the man who doesn't read lives only one, then the same should be said of games. Those other lives one gets to live should represent all varieties of culture. It's how we can find and experience lives and stories unlike our own and grow in…

Surprised you even entertained a response. Most of these these guys barely make it past the first two sentences in your articles before typing away their "constructive" criticism.