holy shit. As an equestrian this bothers me so much. Granted I ride english too but I remember my first lesson well. Literally all they stress to you is balance and distributing your weight evenly on the horse. This guy rides like a damn rocking horse

Am I the only one who derives great satisfaction from overcoming a challenging difficulty in gaming? I love the feeling of the muscle memory clicking into place as you slowly learn the game’s patterns and behaviors.

This. I honestly think him and Ventura were two of the worst candidates out there for the Mets. I loved Ventura growing up, but the Mets need someone more easy going and, more importantly, who didn’t get fired for having a crappy record 4 years in a row.

This is a Yankee classic. Every game Girardi manages takes at least 3 hours.

They actually recommend ESDF for gaming, which makes total sense given the design. I’m actually thinking about backing for 2 (1 for home/gaming and 1 for work) as I’ve been experiencing a large amount of wrist pain over the past 2 months. Working 12 hour shifts necessitates me going as ergonomic with my keyboard/mouse…

As a Mets fan I am so glad this is not a part of my team. I would gladly take 25 more Bobby Bonilla contract deferrals, the entire pitching staff simultaneously exploding and being replaced with Tim Tebow clones, and Asdrubal Cabrera’s blonde tips over this. Dear lord. 

Am I the only one that realizes this isn’t really short rest? He started Saturday, I think was under his pitch count limit(LOL) of 80 by about 10 pitches, and is now scheduled to start Wednesday. That sounds like 4 days of full rest to me.

Hey give some more credit to Met injuries: how many of those Nationals are out relatively temporarily (i.e. back in time for the postseason), whereas how many Mets are basically dead, with their shoulder, elbow, or leg hanging by a less than a thread?

It’s a very small team built of Shenmue vets. Not to mention that a multi-million dollar budget doesn’t mean that a game a detailed as Shenmue would be made in a short time. Two years is not very long in the scope of big game development.

I’m shocked that nobody has been fine with this simply because there is no way those are even close to final character models. Shenmue, one of the most detailed game series out there, would be laughed off the face of the planet if they decided that N64 stoned faced character models was the way to be.

Definitely said it was a teaser and not a full on trailer.

my long lost family!

a Camel fan on Deadspin?

Take it from me- the last thing you want to do is buy a horse. Say goodbye to all income once dedicated to gaming, entertainment, and having a life. Say hello to a $1500 a month (on the cheaper end) animal that can throw you off at will

beat it Brian, BEAT IT!!!

I’m sure OP could explain this in more detail but dedicated servers doesn’t necessarily solve the problem of latency and lag. Think about Overwatch for example: how many times have you had the issue of when you are sure you scored a hit on your opponent, but the game somehow determined you didn’t. Implementing…

I use the Wii U internet browser to play videos. It’s great for non-flash videos, as I can watch almost any anime or TV show I want without leaving my PC on all night. Plus as a side sleeper its nice to have a screen on each side for when I want to flip over.

This makes no sense: skip the first and ESPECIALLY fantastic second game, which features the most serious and well-thought out stories in the series, brought to you by acclaimed crime novelist Hase Seishu. 1 and 2 almost completely avoid the cartoony and zany feel of the later games, especially when it comes to the…

I don’t really think this is an appropriate place to start the series, even though it is a prequel. Given that the first 2 games take on a dramatically different and much more serious tone (due to the story being written by Hase Seishu) and are far from the zany side-quests and main story of the later games, I’d say…

Don’t forget that Kiwami (remake of 1) comes out during the summeR! Definitely a great time to get into the series, although I’d argue stick to 0-4 and skip the later entries. Personally I recommend only 1 and 2 because the writer left after 2 and the series loses its gritty feel and becomes too operatic. I just…