Prosecute swatters as attempted murder.

Which Religions Are Best Prepared to Accept Life in Space?

My naive hope is that if we ever discover irrefutable proof of extra terrestrial life, all of this religious nonsense will go away. The sooner the better.

Oh gods, I just watched Son of Batman. What a steaming pile. Crappy script, terrible dialog, horrible voice acting, ugly artwork, stupid fight scenes beyond any suspension of disbelief. The only saving grace was the animation was pretty decent.

Pluto is not a planet. There are other objects that are the same size as Pluto that aren't planets therefore Pluto isn't one.

Yeah, compared to 1 and 2, the combat in this is a huge step back. I agree with you completely. I don't mind grinding in a lot of games, because the combat is fun, but just holding R to fight isn't exactly fun.

I wouldn't mind doing the filler stuff as much (I avoid them atm) if the core combat mechanic was fun. As it stands, it's like playing an MMO for me, and I'm not a fan of those. If the combat gameplay was either more geared towards the tactical view or more geared towards action and movement, I would enjoy it much…

Exactly.

Is this really such bad thing?

You know what I want? A true sequel to Mario RPG on snes best Mario game ever made. Has the richest story out of all Mario games, and is slot of fun and full of mystery but that just me :)

I was enjoying the trailer until that awful pop song started playing. Hopefully it won't be in the movie or just be in the closing credits.

If Inquisition wasn't a DA game I'd think it'd have been rated better but the fact is it traded story and character development for beautiful world settings but apart from a couple of areas like the Hinterlands most areas were still generic and only filled with fetch quests.

This was a delightful moment in a series of Doctor Who that I otherwise pretty much hated.

Ignore the "person" part in the title, it's garbage. This is a bit more spectacular.

I didn't hate the lego movie, but I saw it, and having seen it feel no need to ever see it again.

I didn't hate the lego movie, but I saw it, and having seen it feel no need to ever see it again.

In 1990 Nintendo held a tournament called the Nintendo World Championships. They tried to make it be like the Wizard. I was a part of this tournament. There were 3 age groups, 11 and under, 12-17 and 18 and over, I was in the 18 and over group and I placed 7th overall in the finals that year.

Best use of Orion: lets go back to the moon, and this time, stay there.

We went around and around about this in our Top Secret Kotaku Chat Bunker, but just to fill everyone in: