Any press is good press, eh?

Any press is good press, eh?

Any press is good press, eh?

Any press is good press, eh?

Any press is good press, eh?

Any press is good press, eh?

Any press is good press, eh?

Any press is good press, eh?

Any press is good press, eh?

Any press is good press, eh?

Looks like an out-of-place mountain dew ad to me.

This is hilarious. You should keep reviewing “gamer” products.

I find it awesome because the controls were meant to emulate each part of the body.

Outside of a few hard missions, I find the 100% completion challenges rather well-implemented in AC Brotherhood that the succeeding games. It’s not that intrusive, and it kind of requires it to play the game flawlessly. Most of all, while people may complain with “do not get detected” challenges, it makes sense,…

They need to fix that algorithm. Indie games don’t need to sell a Fton of units. They just need to find their niche. They won’t be able to if no one sees them, that’s for sure.

“His presence in the country is a risk to public safety and security.”

“His presence in the country is a risk to public safety and security.”

Talk about “decency”. Sorry to burst your bubble.

You can pretty much see how thin Gears was mechanically by looking at its boss encounters. If you can call them that.

The first Gears is basically just cover shooting. Maybe a bit of awesome face melting shotgun shooting. Rolling around. But damn was it so anemic if you think about it. Maybe it improved in the sequels. But it was near damn insulting to insist it’s more revolutionary than RE4 was.