This was my favorite part about Riven.

Guest EIC this week, maybe they won't have it.

They "had it running" on the Wii U. That could be anything from "the game was complete" on the system to "we had the demo working". They still would have had to make something new for the game pad at the least, and much more likely would have had to completely overhaul the online multiplayer, do extensive bug…

I'd say you nailed it. Same amount of vent holes on the side.

It's already really simple to upgrade the PC, you just have to open it up. If they could make back-loaded components instead of side-loaded ones, and change the connectors to be simpler to plug in, it would be easy to take one component out and slide another in the slot without ever opening the case.

(Old Spoilers) I was thinking the other day that instead of the little star kid, they could have brought back any one of your dead teammates to talk to Shepard and people would have been considerably less angry with the ending (sans the Joker abandonment, and "not destroy" beam still blowing up the ship). There is…

I thought it was MM too, it's close to the same shape as the mask, and the Moon is huge in the image.

The thing that I dislike is that it is numbered. I mean, if it's Kenway, we're still dealing with the same family in ACIII, and the game has a subtitle, which none of the other numbered ACs have had. I'd have rathered Assassin's Creed: Black Flag and skipped the number.

Oh really? I've only been a few time, but when I got it, my dad made me drive down a street and showed me the digital counterpart to his grandfather's complex. He said it looked really similar, so I just thought it was mostly accurate sans the presence of schools and what not.

This is a bit of an aside, but still on subject: I think if pubs charged less for their DLC (especially cosmetic), I'd buy a whole hell of a lot more of it. When BL2 released their $1 costumes, I picked up two that I liked because they were cheap. In Gears of War 3, I bought only one skin because my perceived value of…

If they had it halfway through the season, that would leave 4 or 5 episodes for all of that. The set up would be two, the fight one, the aftermath another. Tyrion's escape would likely by the 10th episode (maybe 9th as GoT is inclined to do) as much of the aftermath happens in the 4th book. I mean, it could def happen…

Here's a vid.

This was the announcement of that fact. Prior to this, it was only rumors.

In Chronic Future, they find a poster marked with the date 2014, and Luke says "Professor, we've traveled over 10 years into the future!" So by that, I'd say Chronic Future takes place in 2004, and Last Specter takes place in the late 90s, probably around 1998.

I'd be quite willing to bet that the purple one won't be until Ep. 5 or 6ish of Season 4. They'll want to keep Jack Gleeson on the show as long as possible, and it wouldn't require any moving around of the moments in the book to make it work. Also, considering that the back half of the book is mostly the Wall and The…

Don't forget this book is spread out across two seasons. So you spoiled two season at once. Nice.

I'd watch it.

I was able to fix it that way. In chapter 3 I loaded it up and it said everything was lost. Went to the saves and saw that every save was still there, up to 35. I deleted the oldest and loaded up the second oldest, cloned the timestamp, and everything was back to normal. Worked for me, at least.

I was expecting them to get around that by making the next two games more Part 3 (like BH and Rev were Part II still), but there are ways around his death... Juno takes over his body and controls him "but it's not Desmond's story anymore..."

Most of that is semi-hidden stuff. Karen, Cliff, Basil and Kai can leave depending on how their respective romances go, but Basil will return the following Spring 15th. The "hidden festivals" occur once you are married and they're special events you can do. The first lets you show up on the mountain and watch the moon…