It's such a shame that they radically altered the way the modifications work (which alienated a ton of people, myself included) and then almost immediately turned the game into P2W with the new systems.

Hypothetically speaking; if neither of these devices worked at all, for anyone, would that be better than not having them?

Also, HL3 confirmed.

I wouldn't say "mindblowing". Half-Life was a good game, but Black Mesa wasn't 'better'. Levels were fleshed out using technology improvements since HLs original release, and credit to them for doing some amazing work there, but it's a hell of a lot easier to expand on existing work than it is to create something new.

I'd have to agree with this. Even PG (Perfect Grade, 1:60 scale) don't look anywhere near this good.

This was the first thing I thought of.

Heavy Rain wasn't a gamechanger.

No wonder they had issues with the HDMI port if Phil Ken Sebben was plugging it in.

I try not to get worked up every time there's a Mass Effect post, but it never really works.

Yup, Vinyl and CD. Resulted in a rather large box, but definitely worth it.

Somehow totally managed to miss that. Thanks!

All it needs is two commands and a red LED.

Here's hoping The Division still makes it to PC.

I loved that moment in the book, and the show too - where Drogo squats down and stares intently into Viserys' eyes as he dies.

Ghost hunters, in my opinion, fall somewhere between homeopathists and scientologists.

Fuck, can't add more than one star to your post.

I clicked on this article expecting it to be yet another one of Kirks poorly researched rubbish videos.

I'd agree with this completely.

And yet, they still get more paying customers than they otherwise would have had, because of their user-friendly stance on DRM.