72 is not arbitrary. That’s playing every team twice and your conference three times. Of course there would still be injuries but you’d see a 13% reduction based on minutes played alone, without compensating for the increased injuries due to back-to-backs (If you really want stats based on that, find them yourself. No…

As someone who hasn’t played the series since Tales of Destiny 15 years ago, what is the “fan favorite” title for the modern games? I’m thinking about jumping back in.

And Shaq and Pau Gasol...

I’m still not sure why they don’t use this song for their opening, it’s perfect!

Eh, rumors of ps3 performance are greatly exaggerated. I’ve only played it on ps3 and I still put in close to 1000 hours. If you do absolutely everything in the game your load times will suffer, but it’s still definitely playable.

I think Level 5 already won that race with the Dark Cloud games, which came out over a decade ago.

Except there are teams shitting themselves over the prospect of getting Thibs.

Red’s dad... the feels...

If you’ve played a Souls game before and liked it, you know what you’re getting into with Bloodborne. If you played a Souls game and hated it, you also know what you’re getting into with Bloodborne.

MGS5. Even if you were turned off by the wonky controls of previous MGS titles, this one is a lot better, judging by GZ.

50% of DS pvp was giant dads with zweihanders. 50% of DS2 pvp was ice rapiers and ridiculous adaptability. Honestly, i think ludwigs is over rated, in pvp at least (though it does wreck in pve). I think the problem is balance, since ludwigs is gonna have the highest attack rating for nearly every build. It would be…

I’m not really too torn up by the lack of weapons. If you want a broadsword you have Ludwig’s. Do we really need 10 broadswords like DS2 when only one or two were viable anyway? I honestly like the simplicity, though I’m sure there will be more weapons (probably 2-3, not 15) in the DLC.

Did you ever go back later and meet the other sister? Completing her storyline was definitely one of the creepiest moments of the game.

From the fact that you can summon him to help with the Cleric beast, that Henryk shows up to avenge him, and that Eileen seems to regret the fact that you killed him, I think we can assume Gascoigne was actually a pretty decent guy before he went all beasty.

No-Ad. I saw the headline and said to myself “If No-Ad isn’t an option this whole article is meaningless.” It’s just so cheap and it really works. I was out on the lake in the sun for 6 hours the other day, and although I put on a coat of No-Ad before we left, I left the sunscreen behind. But six hours later, in and…

No-Ad. I saw the headline and said to myself “If No-Ad isn’t an option this whole article is meaningless.” It’s just…

You can summon Gascoigne, but not to fight himself. From the central Yharnam bonfire, go left through the shortcut gate and down the stairs. There’s a messenger on the first platform that tells you to ring the bell for help. If you do in that spot, Gascoigne shows up. If you try to take him to fight himself though…

I totally agree. I’m still pretty soft on DS2 because even though the level design was not as good as ds1,there’s just so many viable builds I never get tired of playing it.

The DLC did have a good “full circle” moment though, in Frozen Eleum Loyce. In fact it has a few moments like that. That level was amazing in so many ways. But the main game didn’t have that, and it was worse for it.

And like clockwork, someone makes this post...

That’s like, a soup/salad combo in Hawaii.