I stepped on a D4.

Not to mention 'Route 666' (aka the one with the racist car)

typically guys only have friends that are girls because they want to sleep with them.

Shadow of Modor? Not a sequel. Isolation? Not a sequel. Sunset Overdrive? Not a sequel. The Evil Within? Not a sequel. Neither of the 4 are multiplayer focused at all, either, and I believe only Sunset Overdrive actually has it as an option.

Eh, I can't even bring myself to hate him. I mean, he seems like a nice enough guy, I just don't like his 'style' of LP.

Oh man! That's not even the weirdest 4th wall break in Gremlins 2. Halfway through the movie the reel "breaks" and we cut to "the theater" where it's revealed that Gremlins have sabotaged the projector. Then Hulk Hogan gets up and challenges them to a fight.

Spaceballs is my all time favorite fourth wall breaking movie.

"What happened to then?"

If only they'd fix the knee-less boots and whatever the hell is going on in the crotch.

I can believe a person can look different - I cannot believe that the most famous face in that world can go unrecognized by people who see him daily.... because he slouches.

I think Back to the Future had a perfect trilogy. Not a bad one in the bunch.

Now, I know I look like Superman, and the three places the alien invaders ransacked were Metropolis, my hometown, and my mom's house. Oh, and that my coworker Lois told you guys there was an interstellar spaceship at my mom's house. But I'm not Superman. Never even heard of the guy.

But he isn't wearing glasses!

Personally, I liked Tom Jane's Punisher. Ah, well. At least we have Dirty Laundry. Warning: NSFW (because, y'know, Punisher)

If you don't even bother reading the article, then why even comment? It would have taken you about a minute longer to read it than scrolling all the way down, typing out the comment, and hitting "Publish."

Even though video games are still a relatively new media, it's interesting to observe that the medium has emerged largely out of nations with colonialist histories—ie, Britain, Japan and the United States, and that it's still primarily those cultures that dominate the authorship of its general canon.

A shame you didn't read it then. The main point wasn't to say it's racist or that devs have to do things a certain way. It merely pointed out these facts and painted the idea that there's a rich source of unused folklore and culture settings that could be used in future games rather than the stereotypical "ya mon" and…

Or like this:

So would we say it's more like this: