Except you couldn't really do that in any of those games. Certain areas would be blocked off until you got X item, and as they mentioned in the video, Wind Waker was close, but it wasn't actually open world since you had a set order in which you could do things and set circumstances for entering certain areas.

They have a ridiculous amount of money in the bank, so it would never ever happen. I read somewhere they could bleed like they have the last two years for the next 30 years or so without depleting their cash reserves.

I think the deal with The Decision, at least for me, is that he should have never had the show unless he wasn't going to burn Cleveland, or had he made it known well beforehand that he wasn't staying in Cleveland.

They do.... They just tend to be either smaller and regional or spread out. California Pizza Kitchen is the first one that comes to mind

id say that just about every neighborhood has at least 1 outstanding neighborhood pie. I used to live in Sunset Park, probably the closest thing to a Pizza Desert in BK, and they had this one place that was outstanding. It'd never get mistaken for Di Fara, but the sauce was among the best I've had

Hold up now, Savannah has a Mellow Mushroom. Even in NYC, that's an above-average pie.

you know, I also noticed that at the McDonald'ses in Guatemala. They not only had a double big Mac, but it was exponentially better than what you get here in the US

Give me an all-new Zelda and a Star Fox game that I can replay as much as Star Fox 64 (none of that Adventures crap, even though it was ok too) and I will buy your Wii U, Nintendo

Oh, and no Slippy. She (he?) seriously was the worst.

Yeah, I mean, button mashes are annoying, but the TT ones aren't that bad at all. They're not like the button mash torture scene in every MGS game (especially in Peace Walker — I remember having to limber up to make it through that one)

I'm cool with the game and movie trailers, but the effing Dr. Pepper and car ads that blast full volume every time you click over them annoy the shit out of me.

I think they got away with it for so long because of people like me who didn't want to buy a second box for media streaming back in the day and have continued to put up with it.

NCAA practice and play regulations already account for 20 hours a week — more hours than most college kids' part-time jobs. Toss in off-the-clock locker room time, individual practice, tutoring and required volunteer engagements, and we're talking about what is easily a full-time job. If you look at those full rides…

First off, while on the face, these appear to be inconsistent stories, but they aren't necessarily. If you take that she was drunk and/or drugged, she probably wouldn't remember the details in entirety on first telling. Second, there WAS alcohol in her system on a drug test. She tested with a BAC of 0.04, which was…

I submit The Low-Income Southern/Appalachian Bro

He's a coach(public figure), and he's being investigated for inappropriate contact with a student(possible criminality), so I'd say they were fair for naming him. Though, now you could probably make an argument for naming her as well, given the sudden notoriety.

I think DE is a position where that accusation is pretty easy to lob, especially after a player has a stellar season (like Clowney's 2012). It gets to the point where fans expect TFLs every snap, even though 90 percent don't understand the nuance and complexity of what goes on in the trenches.

You know, Skyrim was the only ES or Fallout game I really LOVED. The rest were okay, and I didn't play Oblivion until after Skyrim, and it's so fugly it's almost unplayable as a result. And yeah, the combat sucks. Also, why do I have to jump around all the time to raise my acrobatics?

Klipsch Image S4 are far superior to any earbuds Beats makes and can usually be found well below their $100 retail price. They're routinely reviewed as some of the best-valued headphones in that price range.

Also South Carolina's

I don't really care where they set Fallout 4 so long as the entire game isn't shades of brown again.