The two months I played this game are some of my favorites in gaming. Too bad the game is such a time drain. I had to quit when starting university because I knew it would take up way too much of my time.

Her criticisms on games are usually outrageous. She implied it was wrong to stuff a woman in a trunk in Sleeping Dogs. She implied it was wrong to be able to kill and drag women in Hitman. You can do this to both genders in these games. The only way to satisfy Anita would be to remove these things completely from…

Why couldn't he approach his topic more like this? Rule #1 in toppling someone is that you've got to convince other people you're right. You don't do that by being a horrible person, you do that by intelligently dismantling everything they have to say.

You use Dragon Age Keep. It's essentially an interactive storyboard to confirm all your choices from the past two games. It's had to be done this way for a number of reasons:

Way better than paying $15 a month subscription fee for an MMO

This ruling should set precedent to throw out Lindsay Lohan's identical suit against Rockstar Games for Grand Theft Auto 5. One hopes.

This is the sort of reason Bungie shouldn't be limiting the options for players trying to coordinate in-game to try and complete objectives. They claim it's for balance and because it'd be impossible to beat with random players or whatever. But that's bullshit. They're simply trying to pass the buck to someone else…

This is the biggest reason I've avoided Destiny to this point. I played the beta, and while I wasn't blown away, the mechanics and gunplay were solid enough that I would likely be able to enjoy it, especially with friends. I wouldn't have trouble getting folk together for strikes, but I'd never be able to fill out a…

mmhmmm. It can and will work with randoms. They should allow matchmaking and allow for people to chat to each other during it automatically. I guarantee any group of sufficient intelligence and gear would be able to tackle the raid as well as a coordinated group - especially as the strategies for it become more widely…

^This. Players without Fireteams aren't dumb, they just don't have friends playing the game, or at the same time.

I don't know if I'm laughing because I'm horrified or impressed, but well done!

I feel so guilty show me the error of my ways. I mean it's soooo different from watching it at a friend's house without me buying it first. And it's ESPECIALLY not like piracy actually increases sales of products that would otherwise have never been considered in the first place.

Microsoft simply over reached. Their greed got the better of them. Focusing on non-gamers left it's user base confounded and trying to force always on internet connection was extremely unreasonable. People who complained were being intelligent and forced Microsoft to straighten up and fly right. Microsoft is doing…

This is sadly not new, and you can chalk it up to "just business", but even as someone with a Playstation 4, I think it's a pretty crummy situation for longtime Xbox Bungie fans.

I see it.

Oh yeah, THAT. I can definitely agree with that. As much as I loved ME3 (I won't let what I disliked about the ending negate the 99.9% that I absolutely loved), it seemed like it veered a LOT more towards "shooty" and a lot less toward "RPG", like with that abomination of a quest log/journal, the super simplified…

Even the concept of choice is expanded, he said, calling them more "grey" than "black and white." They're "moving beyond choice and into dilemma, forcing you to make difficult decisions. There are hundreds of these decision points and actions that will shape your story making it unique to you," Darrah said.

For one, it's Blue vs Purple, you really should fix that in the article. Second, this is something that's been known for a long time. Laning on purple side absolutely blows, in bot lane you almost always get pumped full of skillshots that get blocked from view by your HUD, mid lane is usually pretty fair, but top…

To be fair, it's not black, it's purple. And it's Diamond, Ruby, Sapphire, Wild, and Blood.

as a programmer, you should be fully aware that it's most likely not that simple