They were made back when Rockstar was releasing a game every six months or so.

That's almost certainly gonna be it because the world is a terrible place.

It's a crafting and survival game with blocky graphics.

This feels like something that the people making it are going to miss why the audience for the source material likes it.

I mean, taken by itself yes. But taken in the context of every single game at the time seeming to have one?

It does suffer from one of the more hideous game mechanics of the period. Compulsory Stealth Sections.

With lawnchair!

So I'm just putting the finishing touches on Mafia 3 and I liked it. The story was great. But…it's a PS2 game. Back when everyone was releasing their GTA knockoffs? It would have fit quite happily in. In fact, it did and it was called The Godfather.

Given how loudly the internet has been whining for that witch costume since glimpsing it briefly in a photo in one corner of one of the start rooms, I would personally not speak ill of the witch costume.

Probably the first anti-war novel. But here's young, handsome but slightly eccentric Don Quioxte and maybe Jack Black.

It's probably my favourite Brubaker work but the Wold Newton-ish elements of ti are going to have a kind of awkward transition.

Gritty! In the manner of the 70's!

You would actually be entirely right about that.

I have a weird memory of that involving him using an old timey gun that none the less was not the case.

Produced by Presto, the only one of Australia's streaming services producing original content and also the one that I have never actually encountered a single person who actually subscribes to it.

America and it's wuss mustards.

This is fucking terrible even by GJI stadards.

Heh. He's funny cause a normal looking guy who doesn't get dressed up much neatened himself up for a fancy occasion.

It is, in fact, a thing in Tokyo.

The entire premise of this list makes me angry.