“Baseball must be pretty big in this town!”

The opening montage from Soylent Green.

Modders for consoles?

Hell yeah!—I mean, Oblivion yeah! Here are some of mein screenshots (I'm using Climates of Tamriel, Skyrim Flora Overhaul, RealVision ENB and a bunch of other sweet mods):

In fact, the entire score for The Stanley Parable is pretty awesome!

Stanley Parable's Adventure Line™ Song!

Rise and shine.

Is the map from Burnout Paradise really that big?! No way.

Also kinda looks like Homer Simpson

I have a theory in which Skyrim will be the sale's main title on july 18th (if you look at the cards from the getaway badge, you can see they're ordered from 1 to 10, Bioshock infinite, today's main game, being the first and Skyrim being the 8th), so I'd rather wait for july 18th to see if it gets even cheaper.

"Time, Dr. Freeman? Is it really that... time again?"

Solar System (1st ball is the sun, the biggest after it it's jupiter, and the next one is saturn. 6 letters, like the spaces above. First two letters, SA, which goes between mercury and venus. I've no idea about the rest.

No love for Max & Tina? :(

Plus, it's a "if you die, you die for good" kind of game. Imagine the tension.

Well, people can easily play PS1/PS2 games on a regular PC trough emulators. In fact, it's possible to play every single game from every single console generation (ok, maybe the 7th would be problematic for low/mid end computers), plus, every single game ever released for PC. Even the DOS ones. For free (except, of…

What the fuck, Kotaku?

An exciting experience, I might say.

but... if we go to the future, change stuff and then go back to 1985... won't we, like, undo everything we did on 2015?

Is that a red companion cube?