Yokai Watch doesn't have the depth that even, I think, Inazuma 11 does, but it's straight-up fun. If you haven't played Pokemon, though, really dig in. Especially with that late an entry in the series, you're looking at something you could play for 2 weeks or 2 years. It's a marvel of "kids game"-design, something…

That's a game I was neglectful of for awhile. It's only my 4th or 5th favorite in the series, so whenever anyone would bring it up as a top 10, I would find it necessary to add, "ACTUALLY, Rondo Of Blood does everything better and Order Of Ecclesia/The Stolen Seal blah blah blah."

Truly, these are the most harmful ideas thrash metal has ever presented to the public.

Are you telling me that I saw this thing because I just saw "thrilling" and the title and didn't notice that the score was different from the one I listened to last year?

I saw this because I love Hauschka. Don't do it.

I'm certainly much younger than him and more of a conservative person, personally and artistically, so his views on gender, religion, drugs, love, hatred, animals versus humans, and other issues like that sometimes miss me from ignorance or bounce off of me, but I'd like to think Woodring and I consider the same…

Seriously, I've been there, and it is gorgeous. It's not expensive, but it's modern and as far as I can tell, perfectly designed for what they're doing. Hopefully any cash influx goes into more staff and better-paid (within expenses) staff, because the environs are great for a comedy and culture web-hydra.

Aw, that's awesome! For me, it's been the opposite. The A.V. Club writers and commenters pushed me into following a few superhero series that have been worth it. Fran concludes as a sort of sequel to what you've read, but I think you will have missed out on a lot of information, amazing drawing, and strong emotions by…

Can you at least appreciate that she tried to win the right way, and not be 1 of those chumps who lost in knowledge (or quick thinking or button pressing), but won in gamesmanship?

My cut-back year was last year (good timing: not too much must-have work among newbies or favorites), but I'm about to spend money on a 3-d artbook, basically, by Jim Woodring about Frank. http://www.fantagraphics.co…

I was actually surprised that Lee acknowledged this himself (so says the article). Is he getting more thoughtful or nuanced with age? *looks at Chi-raq* Well… in this instance.

I read the description and thought it sounded awfully familiar. It's not even rare, like the Disney tins! I love the Carl Stalling features on them, in any case.

By cartoon, do you mean "animated" or "cartoon" (like children's)? I'd listen to you for the latter, but there's even better if you meant the former.

He also does "vacant" and "pleased with himself" very well, so I'm actually optimistic.

"Prince's childhood nickname was Skipper."

I wouldn't say "primarily," but I agree, as I wrote elsewhere! But, geez, I would characterize that as "for the wrong reasons," but anti-semitic? Mmmmmm, I guess "being a friend to a people out of self-gain" could vaguely be racist in the same way that some white Americans appreciate their black friend or black…

Sorry! Let me try again.

I am trying to communicate that I hear you but disagree.

Those aren't really Tea Party people, more like National Review, middlebrow people. If you were calling ME a teabagger, only in video games, George, only in video games.

Or maybe outrage culture is pervasive. It could be either, I agree, but I'm going with the latter.