If only he had spent an extra hour to make sure that “N” didn’t look like an “H”

what can i say im a glass half-full kinda guy.

Um, given all the #metoo stuff going on, Uncle Willy’s corn on a stick seems a little sicker.

I’m pretty sure whatever “change” they made directly led to that little brown corn pop getting deported.

There are some franchises out there that have really bad board game adaptations (I.e: Walking Dead and Game of Thrones ... both series have games that run from fun to tedious to irrelevant for the franchise), and these appear to be fun all the way across based on the descriptions. Personally I am contemplating getting…

Longtime King readers are familiar with this concept. The “Shine” is another name for the Touch. The Loser’s Club is ka-tet, which can provide some protection to its members until ka decides to end them or the group.

All of these are terrible and will piss off your Barista, who will see right through you immediately and not let you do it a second time. Don’t ask for free shit, don’t abuse the cream carafe, and stop trying to fucking hack everything.

Now the question is will it be V, the Switch game, or a new spinoff. I doubt they’ll go back to the 3DS well with the Strange Journey remake coming out soon, so this should be interesting.

Generally speaking, I think the makeup of the DNC’s committees is largely irrelevant when it comes to issues like selecting the president, but I’m definitely disheartened to see people like Donna Brazile rewarded when they played a large role in the complete fuckup that was the last election. That said, the value of…

I bought Xbox and 360 specifically for their Japanese games. Otogi, Ninja Gaiden, JSRF, Panzer Dragoon Orta and others on Xbox, Cave shmups, Ikaruga & Radiant Silvergun, Blue Dragon, Bayonetta, Deathsmiles, Beautiful Katamari, Onechanbara, etc on 360...

“NIS America releases most of its games on PlayStation platforms, but has released several of its titles on Microsoft Windows”
This is kind of wrong there are no NIS america games on the windows store. They are on Steam. If you mean they run on windows... well... it’s an operating system not a games platform. I don’t…

Eeesh, that is crazy. Thanks for sharing, though.

You forgot Westwood Studios. Never Forget, Never Forgive.

I didn’t meant to say it didn’t (my comment does seem to imply that, my bad) I just meant that Pandorum’s mutants are closer to Dead Space’s Necromorphs than anything in Event Horizon.

I’m confused why Event Horizon wasn’t the choice for fans of Dead Space. You confirmed that it was superior to Pandorum, and the similarities between it and Dead Space are too numerous to count. What does Pandorum have over it?

The problem I believe is that games are just so rife with opportunity to nickel and dime players. When publishers understood that time was their most powerful weapon (keep it up long enough and you don’t just stop the complainers; you even get defenders), they just went fuck it.

Comic books are similarly functioning media, and 20th century genre novels were often broken into chapters, and sold separately through genre magazines. Television shows do this as well, but the “price” is indirect and not felt—you pay with you eyes on a new set of commercials every week, to complete the story. and…

But those are very different mediums with very different consumer bases. Movies don’t have a viable way of nickle and diming you through actual movie says, so they make TONS of products for fans to buy(look at all the crap star wars comes out with when a new movie is announced). I’d say the only reason books don’t…

Charlie’s illiteracy was the joke that just kept on giving, even as early in the show as this was.

Hard to say, it may have released as it did, but then microtransactions and DLC could have added: