He did say "most atmospheric", not "most fun-looking" post apocalypse. ;)

Though this too... XD

Well, Seath the Scaleless can make a good substitute for a little less badass-ness in exchange for being infuriatingly hard.

It kinda got lost on me when they started expanding on their world, but several episodes were still golden.

I have several arrangements of it. But I prefer this one....

I have several arrangements of it. But I prefer this one....

If we're going for underrated, why not the entire ending music of FF6? That's a pure gem right there!

If we're going for underrated, why not the entire ending music of FF6? That's a pure gem right there!

CN is finally releasing AT on Netflix starting March, among other handful of shows tied to Turner Broadcasting. But I dunno how many seasons they'll post. It's up to season 5 at the moment.

Ditto. I remember what I was thinking when I first saw him....

I liked whoever voiced him and the Joker in the Brave and the Bold. But that show gets away with it for being rather, uh- silver age-y(?) for its tone.

Rob Bricken from io9 has the right idea....

Huh... same here.

As the billion others cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced....

I am so ready for Disgaea D2, DOOD!

Someday I will take back my PS2 slim from my future brother-in-law so I can finish Final Fantasy XII. (Which I also lent him...)

DAMN IT!!

I discussed this over at forums, and it's really more of a case-by-case scenario, depending on genre and how much the actual tutorial takes you out of the immersion.

How do you when the Grumplings (name for Game Grumps' fans) take it too far?

How about when they mentioned that someone should've modded the PC version of Sonic Generations to have an actual, playable depiction of a hedgehog, and a day later this happened?