Judging by their wikipedia page, they once played an entire show standing on a 45 degree incline. If that's not evidence of God's favor, I don't know what is.
Judging by their wikipedia page, they once played an entire show standing on a 45 degree incline. If that's not evidence of God's favor, I don't know what is.
Isn't the texture pop-in issue more of a problem with the PC conversion than the engine per se? I've heard that people with really high-end rigs are still seeing low-res or non-existent background textures.
Indeed. As this game got closer to launch, it was clear that id was marketing it as a glorified tech demo.
For about half-a-second in the midst of the craziness, I had convinced myself that Breaking Bad had taken a sudden turn toward sci-fi and that Gus was some sort of cyborg.
Someone needs to make a shot-for-shot remake of The Dark Knight with Giancarlo Esposito as Two Face.
Alternate timeline Breaking Bad Season 5: Gus, Mike, and Jesse drive around the country in a van solving mysteries.
As tedious and tiresome as using two words that are nearly synonymous in the same sentence?
Bold move to replace Q with the SkyMall catalog.
Faster, Knightboat! We gotta catch those starfish poachers!
Your post implies that there was a time when watching NCIS was cool.
I'm generally with you, although I watch it occasionally for some reason. I saw the episode you're talking about, though, and I find the notion that any of those guests besides MacFarlane is a liberal. Maher, Granholm, Rushdie, all centrist, center left at best.
I'm sure it will move up to a 1% fresh rating once Armond White gets a chance to review it.
I'm not sure what a "transfer level" class is. Does that make me meta-stupid?
You know if this thing actually gets off the ground, it will serve as a (well-deserved) welfare program for Coen regulars. If you've ever wanted to see Michael Badalucco play a small-time southern California drug dealer who jumps bail on a felonious assault charge, you're probably gonna get that chance.
Damn hippies. I paid good money to see him play live last week in Baltimore, like any other red-blooded, freedom-loving American.
So the crappy Star Wars prequels were his fault all along?!?!
I'm assuming he logged out and liked himself.
I don't know. I stopped caring after the Lithgow season. Although that season was a return to form after the the forgettable Smits season, I couldn't imagine wanting to see the Dexter formula play itself out yet again with a lesser guest star.
Maybe it's time for Dexter to get "too close" to some Showtime executives.
"Male Whitney." O'Neal, you've done it again.