Yup for me it Assassins Creed 3, which turned into too much of a chore. Its slightly troubling because I'm a bit OCD with completing games, which all started with Banjo Kazooie.

I can't tell you how jealous I am of your position. To be a few generations of Nintendo consoles behind and such of backlog of classic titles which will all be new to you. In fact I was equally jealous when someone at work told me that they're loving The Simpsons but have only watched as far as season 8 - think of…

Spin-off is there any word more thrilling to the human soul?

A nobody who speaks German quote - that's an upvoting….In fact I think we should turn the voting off for this article. Its too easy for someone to say 'DENTAL PLAN' and then get about 3000 upvotes.

I seem to say that one in the physical world quite a bit too.

"It's an action game starring an angel who's completely open and comfortable with her sexuality." But shes only comfortable with her sexuality because that is exactly what the patriarchy wants her to be. And the only reason sexuality is valued is because men qualify it as such, controlling the structures of media,…

Mmm, whilst I know "sexiness is sexist" is a really reductive and over simplified way of looking at feminism the problem with Bayonetta for me is; even if this game was meant to be examining gender dynamics and a bit of commentary about how women are viewed in our society; unless people are aware of any satirical…

I just downloaded Payday as well, so will probably put a bit of time into that. Just finished the main quest of Skyrim earlier and with that the main quest lines of it and all the DLC. A really fun game for just exploring and dungeon crawling but ultimately most bosses (particularly the likes of Alduin and Miraak)…

The AV Club
"Why you come here so much - no matter how sad you are inside, what you see is much worse"

So much to love about Hank - would anyone else have preferred it if they just used Hank in The Simpsons movie, rather than a the same but different character?

Oh I see what you mean. In that case the joke is timeless

Well this episode is like a time capsule to 1996 "What's wrong with this country? Can't a man walk down the street without being offered a job?"

So can we agree Hank Scorpio is the best one-off character ever?

The AV Club
"It could've have collapsed on its own"

Oh, just looked into Bayonetta a bit-seems ridiculous in all the best ways-I'm definitely interested….and you get both games. Cool.

This weekend, I'll be alternating between Hyrule Warriors and Smash Brothers….which doesn't seem like a bad way to live your life. Oh and I'll maybe put a bit of time in on Destiny, if only as an act of willful defiance…against my own enjoyment-not enjoying it much so far, but just enough to give it a bit more of a…

Yeah, I think this is a show I am growing to love but I find the direction and tone uneven, how it pivots between camp and dark. Quite enjoying a lot of the character and the way story arcs are starting to gain some momentum.

Apparently Al Jean was upset about the medias handling of this (for one he was mis-quoted as saying an "iconic" character would die, when he actually said, a "beloved" character would die). I now get the impression, that this wasn't meant to be a big event episode, but rather just a story that the writers thought was…

I quite enjoyed this Family Guy - Cleveland Show cross over. I wonder if they'll ever do it again.

The moment when Krusty's father died would have been amazing, if they kept it a secret - rather than hype it for over a year. I've always liked both Hyman and Krusty, and was enjoying the episode to the point I forgot they was killing him off, so the way he died mid-sentenced was dark, funny and effective.