A million deaths are not enough for master Rahool.

I understand why a lot of people are upset by the random drops, material farming, weapon upgrade system and experience grinding. However, those gameplay elements aren't inherently bad. In fact, they appeal to a lot of gamers out there. For example, Korean MMO players are apparently obsessed with mind-numbing grinds.

Granted, all of the biggest MMORPGs are regularly updated with new expansion packs and DLC that renders older gear obsolete. The key difference: in those MMORPGs, your level is independent of your gear. You can go do high-level raids and compete for elite equipment knowing that your character's level won't be affected…

You. Didn't. Like. Bastion?

It's hard to get things to and from your vacation home. Plus, I don't you can get cable on a ranch in Wyoming.

Spoiler alert... ?

Iconic.

So is the rerelease of Neon Genesis Evangelion worth watching? I'm interested in getting into the series, and want to watch the "best cut" while also experiencing the original story.

I think it depends on what aspects of each experience you value. Skyrim had incredibly rich lore and plenty of things to do, so you never got bored. Far Cry 3 was equally expansive but lacked substantial and compelling narratives, and was also a bit more repetitive in terms of gameplay (climb this tower, take that…

What an awful song. It sounds like someone put soda, sour gummy worms and cocaine into a blender and poured it over all over an 8bit arcade game.

That's how they rob banks in Japan.

This video is an insult to Halo superfans everywhere.