Dude. Right there with you on this one. You gotta do it, though. That game is so rad.

I have an irrational fear of sharks and deep water. The museum in Arkham City gave me a quasi-nauseus feeling. Who the hell does something like that... a fiend I tell you! A true fiend!!

Excellent piece. I can truly appreciate the bond that these two brothers share, yet can only imagine the way it must feel to lose someone you are that close to. Articles and stories like this remind us why it is such a privilege to be human and alive.

I like the single player campaign as well. I guess I'm a poor sap. :] Oh, and the game is running slicker than a sack of snakeshit on my 360. I installed the game and the optimizer, to boot. I guess I'm easily pleased; either way I'm enjoying the hell out of it!

Catholic girls... with a tiny little mustache....

Truthfully, this young man could have been a happy-go-lucky kid with two great parents. In all likelihood, however, that isn't the case like you said. I don't think we realize that everyday we straddle a fine line between normalcy and insanity. Events that trigger psychotic breaks needn't be severely traumatic in the…

If I can tear myself away from World Tour mode in Forza 4, I'm going to try and start Arkham City tonight after my last student. Definitely stoked to continue the story!

Thanks for the heads up, it looks like "the feel good hit of the summer". :]

Hey you're absolutely right! Man I'd totally forgotten about that little bastard in that cartoon. I think I have early-onset Alzheimer's.

I must say that Carpenter's masterpiece scared the living shit out of me when I was a lad. I think that the special effects in the film were some of the best I've ever seen. It was tense, dark, and contained head-crabby goodness. So, I guess I'm saying I'll probably chump out and go see the new one, just because I…

Oh yeah. Man, I was so expecting to have my mind absolutely blown by how great that game was going to be after 5 bucks a week for 3 months. I guess I'd had too much time to build it up. Still fun though!!

I would just like to say that you are a hell of a good person for doing what you're doing, and if I had the bread I would definitely donate. Also, if all else fails in keeping you conscious - N.O.-XPLODE by BSN. No sugar - no calories - just hemo-dialating intensity for immensity.

I whole-heartedly agree. I played the demo, and it convinced me that I want... nay need this game in my life, as soon as I recover from buying Forza 4.

U.N. Squadron. I saved and saved as a pre-pubescent tub of lard to buy that video game from my local Wal-Mart, only to get it home and realize it was just "okay". A clear case of judging a book by it's cover, which one should never do.

"A Link to the Past, The Legend of Zelda, and Ocarina of Time are just a few good places to start...but don't take my word for it!" -Television's LeVar Burton

That TMNT car is pretty slick. I sure wouldn't mind having a scheme that featured the boys from the "Old Man River" arc in the comics. Hint hint wink wink

I've just played the demo on XBOX360. While I found it a little different than the PS3 version of 2K11 I've been playing, it soon felt VERY natural. After I recover from Rage breaking my bank, I'll most likely pick this one up.

What else can you say about the man that revolutionized the world of e-commerce, founded a company that continues to innovate, and in general was a genius? Thanks for enriching the lives of so many, Steve.

Oh how I miss the PBS reruns of The Red Green Show. Good ol' Harold was always a topic of conversation with my high school guitar teacher... that and mescaline.

Well said! :]