Koby Clemens? Is that you?

“Not bad.”

It’s more that how some melee players use the controller in ways it wasn’t intended.

Legitimately shocked a writer at Deadspin would shit on a bunch of things a vast majority of others find likeable!

This is an awful opinion.

Loved Corpse Run, but it probably isn’t for everyone this week.

For Christmas, I got a wide and varied assortment of presents that ranged from books on game writing/design to merchandise from various IPs including Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, Portal and Team Fortress 2.

It’s an Atlus game. If you’re gonna get into it you’ve gotta be in it for the gameplay because that’s what’s best. That’s how Atlus rolls with everything that isn’t Persona. You didn’t even include 7th dragon on this list, but #FE is for the same people.

Wait, you’re evaluation of the year is: I didn’t actually play any of these...?

Let’s get Stephen on Overwatch.

I would have Kirk play Suikoden II.

“if you were serious, you’d be over on ESPN.com, instead of here.”

I’m sure you’ll FIG-ure it out

You came all this way to make that argument? If he played in Green Bay, would you say he should spend more time watching film instead of jumping into the stands, which would help him avoid defenders around the league hitting him in the head?

The Campbell Newton is the best damn soup filled cookie that I’ve ever tasted.

That is a bad analogy/joke... there is no “reward” in this instance (unless you find pleasure in your mom drinking piss). You could have used “mother-in-law” and it would have made a bit more sense (in the context of a world where we are all familiar with mother-in-law jibes).

So, I actually like the playcalling a lot... But JESUS, have the guy slide once he gets the 1st Down!

Oh my. I think any game you barrel on for 80 hours over two weeks or so you’d be burnt out on.

I think a lot of people (like myself) have burned through the game already, and are awaiting DLC. I still have a few end-game activities to complete, but I’ve almost got my platinum at about 80 hours.

People’s unwillingness to pay decent prices for full-featured games on mobile is why there are so few full-featured games on mobile.