Where did you find them online?

Delia, that’s my sister in law (and my mother, too). Neither of which have ever been as bad as that woman, but for as much as those two love to go out to eat they always seem to hate their meals.

My wife was big into Diablo II when we were teenagers. If she ever accidently let slip she was a girl, people would go super creepy real quick. I can definitely imagine why teen girls today wouldn’t risk it.

For the first poster: Having a friend who lives on the other side of the world from his wife right now, I’d recommend impressing upon him the reality if this stuff doesn’t get done.

I would have voted for young Ben Carson, maybe. Old Ben Carson believes his own legend too much, and seems to have conveniently forgotten how he got where he did in life.

They remake those games, though. Gold/Silver you can buy on the DS right now. In a year or two, they’ll remake Red and Blue again.

I’m guessing you were born in the mid to late 90’s?

So... Doc Green is Bucky, right?

Yeah, it’s pretty ridiculous. Reading the main Secret Wars book is all you’ll probably need. Maestro, Miles Morales and Old Man Logan are likely all showing up post-Secret Wars, but it’ll probably be clear whats going on then. Plus Future Imperfect is drawn by Greg Land :(

Your six year old is my hero, and I hope my son is half the child that kid is.

Awesome! You know, 0 or REmake are the only early Resident Evil games I played. I played 4, 5 and 6 later, but never finished 6.

But I wasn’t talking about the story mode. See my response to Enlil.

You don’t think those changes affected FPS games in general? It’s a milestone no matter how you look at it.

Pre-Halo, everyone carried 10 weapons (0-9 on the keyboard, or rotated through on the controller). Each followed a pretty precisely described level pattern (the exception being Half-Life, which was another innovator). In these games, you were a loner and there were rarely any kinds of vehicles that weren’t on-rails.…

The moment I see tool assist, I always click away.

Well... the original Halo DID revolutionize the FPS Genre. Before Halo, the console FPS Standard was Goldeneye. Most FPSes were on the PC and they all followed a similar system and pattern. Halo broke that mold quite a bit and games afterwards started following Halo’s lead when it came to gameplay.

Yeah... my wife is Indian, and when I clean up my plate it’s like a miracle happened. Her grandmother once went on for HOURS about how I was doing dishes, when it’s just how I was raised.

So, this one doesn’t have time travel shenanigans, right? What is the reasoning for the kids growing up so fast?

Nah, it’s about the unpredictability of consequences. Just because you know the immediate ramifications doesn’t mean you don’t know the long-term ones.

The old Battlefront games did this as well. There were plenty of computer players - which was fine, because it made the game more about strategy rather than a deathmatch.