Yeah, RE5 can go suck a fat one. I'd go into further detail, but I think Wolf Blitzed nailed it: stupid AI, stupid inventory system, stupid story and (although he didn't mention it) stupid level based system that made saving a massive pain in the ass. I get the idea that the developers might've wanted to distance…

And I just noticed RagingBear said the same thing and said it better. Apologies.

@Yabels and @Sister Mary Francis

Whoa, now, no one's talking about scares, and if they are they should go elsewhere (I'd suggest the first three Silent Hills or, for something more recent, Amnesia: The Dark Descent). To me, Dead Space has always been more a straight-up third person shooter with a couple pop-out scares to keep you on your toes. As a…

Ummm…
I don't have tons to say other than I don't agree with this review. I felt the enemy encounters were consistently tense and (ahem) visceral. I will agree with your assessment of the new pook-a-boo enemies, though. I laughed when the trophy for surviving the first encounter was called "Clever Girls". It was…

A slice of ham…
slathered in cream cheese and wrapped around a dill pickle spear.

Ass burgers…

JEW
I could not agree more about Drugs or Me. That is potentially the cheesiest, most groan-inducing song I've ever had the displeasure of being subjecting to multiple times by an ex. Just soul-crushingly awful.

Also, I believe that's just
Clipse. No "The".

Liking a Hinder song? You are doing terrible justice to your screen name, sir.

I think Noah Baumbach is probably my favorite director and I think Squid and the Whale is just a touch overrated. I really enjoyed it, mind, but I don't think it's quite the uncontested masterpiece some are saying. That being said, I've never been through a parents' divorce and a quick poll of friends that have seems…

Agreed. I laughed for a good two minutes, which is like 10 minutes in laughing-time.

Silent Hill the movie was the shittiest piece of shit that was ever shat.

I loved the Mortal Kombat movie when I first saw it, which would have put me in the 7-9 year old range. But I haven't seen it since.

And Jay-Z's verse is pretty embarrassing for someone of his talents. I cringed when I actually listened to the lyrics.

Yeah, I feel like West's verse on Monster is the best. I don't think Minaj's verse is horrible by any means, but everyone is treating it like it's this game-changer and that I don't understand that.

The hype is starting to get to me…
So while I've enjoyed Kanye singles before, I've never really bought any of his albums or listened to him extensively. Would this be a good place to start? Because chances are it's going to be super cheap at Target and I'll pick it up anyway.

Charles Burns seemed to roll with it, though. That's all that matters.

He's also in charge of one of the biggest companies in one of my favorite hobbies. He's targeted because he's relevant to my interests.

I'm fairly certain Zubaz is actually Bobby Kotick.