Yeah, I was turned off storyline-wise by the aforementioned bothsidesism in Bioshock Infinite, and I still cried both times that I saw the giraffes in The Last of Us. I still played them both as much as I could (didn’t spring for multiplayer for TLOU, quit trying for the Platinum on the final fight in BI).

I really like the story of Bioshock Infinite, but to put it on the list because of storytelling and THEN put it above The Last of Us is just wrong.  I use The Last of Us as my go to example for video games as art in storytelling.  If you don’t have an emotional reaction from the first 15 minutes of that game (if you…

Bioshock over The Last of Us?  Absolutely not.

This game is so good that I wish I could re-live it over and over, but with no memory of it from my previous play. 

HONK!

Yeah, where are all the incredible, mind blowing Ghost type Pokemon designs like we had in The Good Old Days™?

He is right though...

GOTTA CONDIMENT FAST!!!

you know Gendry’s in that fucking boat

Yeah honestly Edea could have probably walked through and nobody would have been the wiser.

Um, I thought the symbolism was actually pretty obvious around the White Walkers-global warming conclusion:

Why is no one mentioning the most important part, that the Jane the Virgin spinoff is dead?! It’s a huge bummer, Jennie Snyder Urman is now one of the showrunners whose work I’ll automatically be inclined to check out off the strength and creativity of Jane alone.

Oh, you live in a fantasyland where everyone convicted of a crime is guilty and not being railroaded by the system. How nice for you.

I really hope they keep leaning into everybody just being weirded the fuck out by Bran. Dragons flying around and zombies on the march and nothing makes people more uncomfortable than the home schooled kid who cuts his own hair.

She damn well better say bubble bath at some point

I'd take horny over hateful any day.

Nope.

The wonderful Michael Hyatt of "DREAM GHOST" fame!