Man, I remember the Frag Dolls and having a huge crush on Seppuku. A friend of mine (well, more like friend of a friend) later became a Cadette and I thought that was so cool. She eventually started a career in the gaming industry; I think she works for PUBG now.

While Scotland is to the South in the UK, it looks like the snowy region up top may represent the country in Galar.

The headline is misleading.  He didn’t get 4 months for replacing the sticker.  He got four months for using the wrong sticker to steal a PS4.

I’m gonna come at this from a perspective not often expressed in gaming circles these days, which is that I, generally speaking, like EA. (“Burn the witch! Burn her!”). I am that rare person that though Mass Effect: Andromeda got a bit of a bad rap (along with some fair criticism), and actually enjoyed Battlefront II…

My Joe Theismann avatar’s leg keeps glitching.

I absolutely LOVE Red Dead Redemption 2. That being said, there is no reason people needed to suffer so i could play it in 2018 instead of mid to late 2019.

I would be more comfortable with it if the development team earned royalties off the game sales for crunch periods, meaning their hard work pays out for them if…

I’m not saying Haley, Williams or Jackson are the next coming of Lombardi, Walsh and Paul Brown but they got two wins and one tie with a team that won one game in the last two seasons.  It is an improvement!  Also, if Haley, Williams and Jackson such so bad, why the hell did the Browns hire them/not fire Jackson…

I wanted to comment something clever but holy shit this is amazing.  The Browns win a few games and don’t totally suck for the first time in years so let’s blow the coaching staff way the fuck up?  Browns gonna Brown.

Maybe I am the minority but I prefer women who don’t like makeup. The excuse that makeup helps build confidence is a lie in every way imaginable.

I prefer Seong Mi-na

She never was since Taki existed since the beginning.

“This is Sparta”-ing enemy captains into the drink never gets old and is way more effective than it should be.

See, I think one of the things that is happening, is that some reviewers, who are working on a fixed timeline to experience enough of the content to write a complete review, just aren’t playing the game the way most people play an AC game. They’re doing fewer side quests and “rushing” the main story line a bit to…

“Only a sith deals in absolutes” IS an absolute damnit.

Again, I just disagree. Figuring out how to get down from a place you climbed to is part of traversing the terrain, and AC is, and arguably always has been, a game as much about terrain traversal as it is about being an assassin.

Counterpoint: Fall damage, while sometimes annoying, is often fine. Would Breath of the Wild be better if you could just jump or fall off of anything without ever taking damage? It would not.

When I started playing the game I was pretty much ‘Yep, it’s Origins with a Greek skin.’ But then once you get in a while it’s pretty obvious that while they’ve used Origins as the foundation, and there’s a lot that’s familiar, now there’s a whole bunch of extra stuff on top of that to make it less tedious than…

I’m going to enjoy playing this aspect of Odyssey. But I really enjoyed the monogamy of Origins. It gave Bayek an endearing quality by giving him something to fight for. And that ending... that suuuuucks.

My constructive criticism is this. For a review, stick to the review from the perspective of the art/medium. When you inject an inquiry about labor that isn’t answered and speculate in the manner you did, you may inadvertently be poisoning the well or at least souring the water unnecessarily. I don’t know if that was…

I dont really get the issue with cool stuff being optional content. Playing the game is optional, and so, the main storyline is as well. Why would you buy a game if you purposedly don’t intend to enjoy it to the fullest of it’s ability?