God damn it, Mike! (*Starts Wang Chunging*)

(*Sigh*) Still breaks my heart how ahead of it's time Titan A.E. was. If they had only given it another few years and taken the time to complete it the film might have gone down as one of the best animated features of all time as opposed to just being a cult favorite among Sci-Fi enthusiasts. But, yes, it had one…

Indeed. I think for those who have read the various Fables runs it's easy to play the game and proclaim that it's not doing a very good job of doling out all the background on the lore and character.

I'll concur with Kurt that Wolf Among Us isn't going to great lengths to explain every little thing, but I believe that's intentional. Unlike The Walking Dead that beat you over the head with the same plot elements and tragedy ad nauseum, Wolf Among Us intentionally leaves many things without greater detail in order…

So...in keeping with the whole Matrix Rip (which I love), she's basically a really S&M version of the Merovingian from Reloaded and Revolution? That idea actually doesn't suck. (*Pause*) Although it certainly appears like she does. Hiyo! (^.^)

Sweet Forthcoming Rule34, that was Amazing! (^.^)

Also doesn't help that he created two fantastic looking characters, both well acted and scripted, and clearly gave them romantic chemistry for the first half of the game then dropped the most bullshit Shyamalan Twist I've seen in sometime. The Internet just had it's revenge ^.^

Christ, clearly in the minority of those who actually thought Hardwick, Dykstra, and the Zerba guys put together a really funny skit. I mean, if you've played the game you get the running pun. Simple as that. The humor's cheese-ball and on the nose, sure, but it was still well executed.

(*BSI Spoilers*) I think this looks rather exceptional. It certainly feels/looks a lot close to BS1 rather than Infinite. The only thing I'm hoping is we don't get Levine twisting the knife that is the "relationship" between this Booker and Elizabeth. While he's not (unless that's one big freakin twist we'll…

Yay, we're gonna get Booker and Liz dancing...and it'll just be awkward all over again later. (*Sigh*) Damn it, Ken! (-.-;)

I don't care if he's a bit in love with himself and all the movies he's done, you're freaking insane if you don't acknowledge that this was the best Treehouse of Horrors intro ever!

Amen. He just had the perfect emotional rhythm and tone for the running monolog Gordon had throughout the film. You could feel the weight of everything he said. If he could bring that to a live action James Gordon? I know people want to see him as Lex Luthor, but I think he'd make a better Gordon, I don't know.

Sorry, but with all due respect to the enthusiasm of the dude who mashed that together, it was pretty shite. I mean, he's right in that the Warcraft movie (knowing Hollywood) is almost certainly going to look like a bad rip off of Lord of the Rings/The Hobbit, but it's far too early to start doing fan trailers; on top…

Which is one of many reasons (regardless of the obscene amount of time it takes) why they should have chosen to make the Warcraft movie using the same CG Animation. Nothing live action will look even remotely as brilliant.

Echo this sentiment. Most of those rooms look perfect for someone who's newly on their own, doesn't like a lot of space, or both.

Awesome. (*Sigh*) Feels like you have to live in small town USA to get great Halloween pranks like this anymore. I've lived in (*Unnamed Major City*) since I was a kid, and I've watched the Halloween spirit just die away. Awesome to see people like this keeping the fun alive.

I will agree that console exclusives are not helping this game, but I can understand at least why they're doing it. The game got ripped apart (unfairly) before it even released thanks to over-hyped expectations not met and frothing fanboys of the original XCOM who just had to keep beating their dead horse about how…

That really sucks. He's written so many awesome freaking novels, and the Gamer Geek that I am will always be eternally grateful to him for the piece of awesometacular that is Splinter Cell, especially Blacklist. Rest In Peace, sir. Here's to hoping they don't destroy every amazing franchise you've ever helped create.

Her work is so gorgeous, intricately done, and sumptuous that it's almost surreal. One of the things I love about this digital age. It's easy to come across masterpieces and the artists who create them without having to go to some uppity, pretentious art gallery.

I love WoW so much. I want this to be so full of win so very badly. But between who've they cast so far and the fact that they aren't going with the CG Animation used in the cinematics? This feels like it's going to be Dungeons and Dragons, Eragon, and Dungeon Siege all over again with just a much larger budget.