Jared Leto is never jealous. Christian Bale just gets angry instead.

I think that sometimes we don't give kids enough credit to know what is actually real with their playthings. Adults look at Barbie and say, "Oh look, those aren't the proportions of a real woman", when kids just look at Barbie dolls as just another Cabbage Patch kid or a unicorn or My Pony when they play. After all,…

But that's the most normal color.

It was ahead of its time in nearly every way. Skeletal animation, scripted events, these were things that had never really been done before.

Certainly. But it's better than "hold down the click button until it's triggered its death animation"

It wasn't really a boss though, it was just another environmental puzzle where you had to get an obstacle out of the way in order to move on to the next area, and this time the obstacle happened to be some giant monster. You didn't fight it, you just activated a bunch of switches throughout the level until it…

Star Wars never had "deep and emotional characters" and Star Wars was always "fun" and "cool". I'm not sure what films you've been watching, but even the original 3 certainly had more than their fair share of the fun and not-serious moments.

after episode 3 the Empire started to recruit normal humans to be Storm Troopers. Kyle Katarn as one example use to be a Storm trooper. and according to the Lucas EU after the sixth movie the Empire started to recruit women and aliens.

Jodi Picault's books are pretty much at the same level as Nicholas Sparks'- both write cheesy, airport book-stand novels.

9.3 Traction control :

It makes me think of the old Adam Smith bit about how a man could hear that half of the population of China died in an earthquake on the same day that he stubbed his toe, and he'd spend more time fretting over his toe than the fact that hundreds of millions of people died.

THIS SHIT + BILL COSBY + OBAMA IMMIGRATION = TURKEY DAY HAT TRIIIIIICK.

I mean, maybe they are technically, but this is always a crummy move on the part of video game companies that very rarely makes much sense.

Who is saying that here? Just you it seems, at least right now.

Pretty much the way to go is to NOT play Ubisoft games on PC at launch. They're always a mess. Thankfully, they seem to patch things up later. Far Cry 3turned out quite nicely after a couple months.

Jason, you're playing the Devil's advocate wayyy too hard. Bungie itself has stated multiple times this is NOT an MMO, so why should I give it a break because "we don't have to pay monthly"? The game has less content than most regular AAA games, yet we're suppose to just shrug our shoulders and say "thank goodness…

I just stopped caring. PvE end game is awful. 5 strikes, one raid, lots of grinding those over and over. I've played too many MMOs to jump on such a lazy, repetitive grind wagon.

I'm sorry, but you're creating more story by creating more characters? Yeah. That's stupid. We already have a shit ton of characters that we know little-to-nothing about. The Speaker, The Queen, the Queen's brother, Rasputin, and many others. We just don't know a how lot about them, and now we're adding Aeris to the…

lol...silly console FPS players...

I love me some facing world's. As much credit as UT gets for its contribution to the fps genre, its capture-the-flag maps are rarely ever mentioned. Great article!