This is exciting. Now I can scream at my Switch, too.

In some cases, historically fictitious stereotypes can add contemporary social context, but if the main “villains” lack any realistic depth it simply become lazy storytelling. An excellent example of this stereotyping done effectively is HBO’s series Rome. Octavian’s mother, Atia, is a raucous, hypersexualized, and…

Yeah, all I see is Battle Ass.

You’re forgetting the most romantic anime of all.

Depending on how many cables you’re dealing with and the overall size of your setup, I would also recommend separating your power and AV cables. That is unless you love your white noise machine so much you want every other appliance in your living room to become one as well.

I really hope this stretch lasts longer than their previous run. I only recently read through all 37+ volumes in all their accurately and fan-translated agony and I can’t wait for this damn story to continue. That and the Vinland Saga. Damn it, I need more swords and hyper-violence.

The Return of the King was excellent, sure; I put in more hours into that game than I care to recount, but just like its predecessor, ranged attacks were game breaking. It was a real shame too. More often than not, when playing co-op I would have to switch to a new save file or ban ranged attacks altogether to stop my…

I know I’m only one sale but this is literally the only reason I won’t be buying this at launch. Too many good games shipping with complete packages to bother with this fractionalized garbage

So, how are gaming blogs supposed to grab their news now?

inb4 only lameazoids use the controller. Is there any way to play with a 360 controller on PC or am I doomed to mediocrity?

Dear lord. I want everything else in that box.

Hellboy probably just convinced me to buy this game, but god damn is the future bleak when a fighting game’s roster of ancillary characters dictated by upcoming product releases. (ie: Sony’s jank fighter PS All Stars)

I don’t even care anymore. They could wear hot dog costumes in 64 bit on a prerendered background. I’ve been waiting to finish this series since I bought a Dreamcast. This is closure on a grief-driven scale.

The plastic seal applies a certain level of pressure that causes the box to cave in over time. Any time you give a sealed game to a museum, the first thing they(we?) do is open it to protect the packaging.

Too bad that shrink wrap is slowly destroying the box.

I absolutely loved this game as a kid. I can’t tell you how many hours I wasted memorizing the awful theme song and navigating the clunky controls and counterintuitive building mechanics. By now this game would be borderline unplayable, but then, holy shit, it was my gateway into a Lego world my family couldn’t even…

Damn, if only MAG was as popular in the US as it is in Japan. Other games have filled in that MMO FPS void since then but at first, MAG and Warhawk had such cool concepts.

Keep in mind this was happening right down the road from Star Wars Celebration, another moderately popular event which might have taken a few potential guests away. (Including me)

Sarasota? In the last couple months I’ve been really surprised how many times my new home town gets mentioned. I thought all the crazies lived closer to Hillsborough and Orlando.

I still remember playing Parappa for the first time in a Pizza Hut demo collection. My elementary self was not ready for that.