After owning a 4K TV and XB1S for over a year I finally figured out how to navigate all the dumbass UI on the TV and Xbox to output in 4K. So the first game I’m playing is GTAV. I haven’t played the XB1 version yet.

I believe Tom Cruise is probably the most watched actor as his films are infinitely rewatchable (who has only seen Top Gun or A Few Good Men only once?) but is never considered anyone’sanyone’s favorite actor. That said he did display greatness in Tropic Thunder and Magnolia, both of which make an argument for Tom…

My friend had the DDR arcade game with the big metal dance platform in his apt.

Bingo. Even though logically the console having a problem in the first place is what would cause the average consumer to open it up.

I worked in QA for a decade and saw 85% of the jobs sent overseas. It has already happened in QA for major publishers. What used to be teams of hundreds became 15-20 “core” testers, meaning only the best of the best could find work. You can see it in the drop in quality in games the past few years.

One of those rare movies that looks stupid but ends up being great.

In BF2 you could place a mine where the planes spawned at the enemy base and as soon as someone tries to take off, boom.

I think no = now

So he’s totally pro-weed, right?

It can be a living hell.

As someone that used to have to read the daily onslaught of bug reports for an MMO I wanted to pull my hair out at the person that uses console commands and then wasted everyone’s time filing a bug report. YOU USED A CHEAT CODE TO BREAK THE GAME THEN COMPLAINED ABOUT THE GAME BEING BROKEN. UGH. One of the first rules…

Will Ferrell was the host of SNL yesterday.

You should still be able to download it from your account history screen.

Both Sides of the Brain has a ton of anime references as well.

Couldn’t agree more.

It is waaaaaaay to easy to do that when you have Dev codes, it just becomes second nature to enable a slew of cheats, luckily I wasn’t streaming whenever I’ve done that on a live game.

My mother never understood my passion for video games, hadn’t watched me play one since Atari or Apple IIe days. When I started working in the industry it was a great “See, those weren’t wasted hours, I was just studying something they didn’t teach in school in the late 80's/early 90's.” I got to work on Rock Band 2,…

Depends on what year it was. EA didn’t always use a staffing agency for contract testers, they used to be Temporary Employees that worked directly for EA.

Also, EA used to employee the temporary testers, the check was from EA. It wasn’t until around Rock Band 2 that they started using an outside staffing agency.

I didn’t not know that was BC, know what I’m playing this weekend.