#4 is way off. Two of the shorts star the lady characters, and are killer. In Toy Story of Terror, Jessie is the star as she overcomes her fear of boxes, while in Time Forgot Trixie is the hero, destroying an entire male-dominated society almost single-handedly.

Wide-collared blouse unbuttoned to the navel? Long, carefully groomed coke nails?

Yes, Injustice Gods Among us.

I purchased this game for my wife, originally—and in watching her play it, absolutely fell in love with it (we wound up co-oping the whole thing).

I sleep in an altitude chamber before every Rocket League match.

Problem was in my youth I was too much of a chicken to watch movies like “The Thing” or even the Blob. Hell I didn’t watch my first Zombies until the Walking Dead went on air.

This is great. Thank you so much!

I’m sure that Gigabyte would have such a vocal, negative community around them if they put more effort into their customer service.

Seconded on Triss only. Yennefer was a horrible person in the books, and she remains a horrible person in the game.

We’re in a fight now, Albert.

Nope. Went to the artist’s page and it says this is “Alejandra Vega”

We’d all just pick on the Aquaman archetype.

Oh yeah, it’s pretty clear WB ignored it, or didn’t seem to care about putting the resources in getting the PC version out.

If you’re looking for a good cry this morning, look no further than Yoot Saito’s touching blog post about Satoru Iwata, as translated by NeoGAF user Zefah. “I wish I had a StreetPass feature that could connect with heaven.” Damn.

There used to be a vague rule, but now it’s basically up to a writer’s habits. I, for instance, will read most everything. But I’m also one of those inbox-zero people, so.

It’s actually *not* in character for Triss. Triss emphatically never shows cleavage because she recieved a scar on her left breast that she cannot heal, and she’s deeply embarrassed by it.

Don’t worry, money and youtube won’t matter when iOS 10 comes out.

I hope they do bring this game westward.