There is no why. They're Irrational.

It's a reference to an old 7-Up slogan. In reference to caffeine, 7-Up was advertised with the slogan, "Never had it, never will," where "it" refers to caffeine.

It was a ok game that still asked for $60. If anything if wrong with the current state of gaming right now, its that every new game that isnt indie, is $60.

Fuck Candy Crush,
Fuck Farm Heroes,
Fuck King as a staff, game dev and as a motherfuckin' crew.

And if you wanna be down with King, then fuck you too.

The worst part about these lists is that I always wanna gloat at how clever my passwords are, but I can't tell anyone what they are. Its the curse of the perfect password, you can never show how brilliant it is.

Well, he's free to be wrong.

b-b-but muh deep stories! /puts on fedora

space dandy is not a deep story and it's stupid and it's not grimdark and serious enough to satisfy my egotistical pseudo-intellectualism durhurr

"1) "Final Fantasy XIV was once the absolute worst numbered game in the world's most popular Japanese role-playing game franchise."
You clearly never played X. "

Do you know when the fiscal year ends?

You and and your friends are stupid if they include NYC or NY as part of NE. Just because it is close by does not make it part of it. If that was the case, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, parts of Canada, Delaware and Maryland would be part of New England as well. Because you and your four friends say something it has to be…

Your friends are stupid. Get less stupid friends.

DO get them this gem. The first issue was released this week, Rick Remender at his very best!

DO hit the bullseye with Hawkeye, Vol. 2: Little Hits. If the comics reader in your life is over the constant cosmic crossover stunts in superhero comics, the fun, moody character-driven stories in this collection should suit them fine. Fine work by co-creators Matt Fraction, Francesco Francavilla, David Aja, Jesse…

Character: Dust

I realistically swam away from Call of Duty.

I don’t want to see the Olympics at all

Im only willing to embrace a digital future if it drops the price of games down significantly. Paying 60/50 bucks for a new game that is being transferred by bits of data via cables onto my system of choice is saving the dev/publisher money because they don't need to ship a physical disc to me/the store, therefore…