This isn’t gonna end well.

Skip. No good reason to have half a game. Even though BF never had a set piece focused/action campaign, it gave you plenty of options. The maps were also large enough that they felt like campaign levels. They had some cutscenes and dialog...it worked. It was fun. You also had Galactic Conquest which has a lot of…

It’s possible she’s forgiven him. I’ve written before about my best friend whose husband walked out when she was 9 months pregnant and already had a not quite 2 year old. At the time it was the end of the world, I actually had a serious talk with her 75 year old father about paying someone to rough him up. Fast…

War. War never changes. And thankfully, neither does Bethesda’s volume of facial hair options (or penchant for snappy nicknames).

Imma let you finish but Enter The Matrix and A Bug’s Life were some of the best movie tie ins of all time

You do realize you wrote this article, right?

In this day and age of massive open world games I don't think I have the time for bad movie-tie-ins. Not to mention the part they played in the downfall of THQ and Acclaim.

I am with you there. In fact I think I wrote about this.

I actually miss the days of the shitty movie tie-in. You don’t want steak every night. Some nights you just want a big mac for dinner.

We got the only Jurassic World game we needed: Lego Jurassic World. It was much more entertaining than the movie.

Fallout first. If you finish the paper, you might graduate. If you graduate, you might get stuck with a day job. And if you get stuck with a day job, you might not have time for Fallout. It’s a vicious cycle.

As someone who just got an Xbox One this weekend, I very much look forward to its later PC release that I’ll pick up (along with PS4 fans getting theirs).

My papers are due on the 19th, so I can take a day to enjoy the game.

Great to see this series continue to hit the right notes since its rebirth. It’s an important franchise (like Metroid... eh, Nintendo?), so it’s great to see it really establish itself again.

Nice, will pick this up in January after Fallout and Xenoblade X and Rainbow Six wear out.

I really didn’t want to, but all the stuff you get for Forza 6 was too damn tempting. Also, Fallout 3 was free with 4. I’m sorry Luke, I failed you.

Why pay for a season pass unless you’ve already played the game for a certain number of hours and are sure that you’ll want to play it again? That’s my logic.

I went to high school (very old, very British) with Stevens; he was a few years behind me and I remember him well. My senior year (equivalent), the senior winter play was Macbeth, and Stevens, then in what would have been ninth grade, got the lead. He was already the size of the seniors, and he stalked around the…