fantastic! Thanks for the heads up on some cool tools. I'm checking them out right now

I used to do that, and it worked, but that's a whole lot of work for a large library of games. I'm not sure what happened, either, but after an update, I've lost all my categories. I don't think I want to go through and do that again.

I just wish I could sort games by things like "genre" or "date purchased" etc. My library is getting so huge it's starting to become difficult to find games I'm wanting to play when the name escapes me. why haven't they implemented a better sorting feature?

is it not possible, that every other time they break eachother's stuff it's staged as well? I mean, obviously these guys do some kind of show, so perhaps they've discovered that breaking eachother's stuff makes them money, therefore, they've gotten real fond of staging videos like this? I mean, the excuse that "they…

ah, scratch that. It seems to have taken a bit for PSN to recognize that the code was purchased maybe? So, if you're getting this error, just give it a few. Mine finally was recognized and I'm a brand new PS Plus member now.

I see others getting errors related to busy servers etc, but I'm getting an error stating that my code me be incorrect or invalid. anyone getting this one? I'm looking directly at my purchased code on Amazon and copying correctly, yet PSN still tells me not valid. just curious if anyone else is seeing that issue?

who made the choice to put that song at the end of their documentary? "yes, I've decided that we are going to finish off our hard work with a song that says 'you suck, everything sucks'" classy. :)

Thanks!

this may be a dumb question, but I didn't see a specific reference to this in the article. Are we talking about running the PS3 version of the game on the PS4? or if we've already got the PS3 version, we'd have to buy the PS4 version? just curious. I just bought the PS3 version for my kids and now wonder if…

your computer looks good enough to play minecraft... which is the only game worth playing these days... amirite? lol. j/k everyone else here is right on the money with suggestions.

here's some love for the PC gaming master race. we can do it too! :P

not entirely sure, because I wasn't able to make it too far into Outlast before I couldn't take it anymore, but it seems that this video might be a a bit spoiler-ey at the end.

there is no arguing that he is "forging". The original comment said that "there is nothing forged about his work". that is just completely not true. It is clear that he is forging, as you can watch him do it. He is not casting or simply cutting the blades out of a sheet of metal. He actually forged a stranded…

I am a blacksmith, and everything I see in this video is pretty standard modern day forging. I don't use as many power tools as he does, but this all looks pretty normal to me. so, you don't know what you're talking about, essentially.

I understood that to mean that he has this high sizzley, maybe gravelly voice like a hot skillet... I was totally headed in the wrong direction with that imagery.

I'm going to give outlast another go, maybe closer to Halloween since I'll be more "in the mood" then anyway. we'll see how it goes.

don't get me wrong though... a machine for pigs still had me reluctant to move forward in some spots... but it just seemed ever so slightly less terrifiying than the first one. I guess that's all I needed to be able to push through it. I had the benefit of playing both games with my wife sitting beside me. I'm…

I had a similar experience playing Dark Descent. The good news is, while still very creepy and environmentally immersive, a machine for pigs wasn't so horrifying that it made me shut it off and never play again. I actually managed to play through and beat the entire story. I actually appreciated that. I know a…

lame post was lame. so I delete

He should have at least tried to turn it on again after he shot it to see if it still worked. What a non-scientific test. LAME!!