It is, indeed, an amazing trailer. Unfortunately SWTOR itself is a slowly dying MMORPG with almost no focus on the multiplayer element, and content that never lives up to trailers due to the fact that they focus more on making new things to sell on the cartel market instead of making new multiplayer content to attract…

So, let me see if I’m understanding this. You let a four year old play or view content from a game aimed at bare minimum a teenage audience? Furthermore you want them to skew the game younger for your child who is a decade too young for the series? Congratulations, that is the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen posted on…

And now I’m sad again.

He’s married and the father of two children. He’s kissed Chichi, it makes zero sense for him not to have.

My losses always come down to two versions. First, is because I’m legitimately bad at the game. Second, because I’m ridiculously unlucky.

The fact that this is all done by one guy is amazing.

I had never read a GotG book, so I had no opinion of them. After seeing GotG I did greatly enjoy the movie, but I don’t really have much of an opinion of Rocket or Groot. They were part of a movie I enjoyed, a couple years later I still haven’t read a GotG book.

I have no idea why I’m anticipating this movie when I’m just so ambivalent toward Dr. Strange, the cast of character associated with him and the realm of Marvel he operates in. Testament to how shiny and pretty it all looks, I guess.

Not sure why they felt the need to move Zelda up from being borderline flat chested to having water balloons on her chest, but aside from that these are very nice figures.

That just goes to show you just what that time period was like. Gaming is always at its most memorable, and often its best, when it’s being experimental. During the days of the N64 developing a game in 3D was completely new, it hadn’t been figured out yet. So a lot of amazing, unique ideas came about. It’s a shame…

This is just a disaster waiting to happen, especially for pundits like Jim Sterling. He has a habit of pissing people off with his unforgiving point of view, and I can definitely understand where he’s coming from. What I don’t understand is how Google thinks this is a good idea.

I really have to get back into Stardew Valley.

I’m enjoying the series so far, but I have a legitimate problem with the Waynes being mobsters. First, it completely negates the idea that the Waynes are old money, as Alfred explicitly states they aren’t. It’s not a major change, but it’s enough to weaken Bruce’s attachment to Gotham. It’s not the city of his…

No, she isn’t. RE4 is the Ocarina of Time of third person shooters. It didn’t have the broad, industry altering impact that OoT did, but it completely changed how shooters looked, played and controlled. You can divide the genre into pre and post RE4.

On the plus side that is a gorgeous shade of purple.

And I thought PSN’s “free” games were bad. Yikes.

This would have got a purchase out of me if it had been part of the main game.

That’s a pretty stupid excuse. So, the QA testers never saw that scene? Then they weren’t doing their jobs. I worked QA for a while a few years back and guess what my boss had me do... he specifically had me perform specific activities in the game to see if bugs were there.

I can’t imagine just... losing a pet like that. Hard enough for me to fathom Wesley was fine one day, started having a hard time breathing the next and two weeks later I was paying a man in a lab coat to kill my boy because he had cancer. I just... I can’t even imagine him just being gone one day.

Oh, they’re that bad at cats? That’s... that’s, uh, shit. I was hoping they’d be good at them, I lost my cat a little over a month ago and it’d be nice to have some kind... piece. I dunno.