I use Merkur and Feather myself as well though I tend to favor Geo. F. Trumper for shave creams and facial care. Their Skin Food line is glycerine-based, goes on with a mild scent (limes is a personal favorite), and can be used as a pre- and post-shave treatment.
I use Merkur and Feather myself as well though I tend to favor Geo. F. Trumper for shave creams and facial care.…
The guys doing voiceover in games are typically doing a lot more than just cold reading in a booth. A lot of times, they're the men and women in the mocap suit, on stage, acting it all out as well. I've been lucky enough to work on some really big titles and seen what they do firsthand. It isn't as easy as you want to…
Skyknit is now on line.
I still play Scramble with Friends. But nothing else by Zynga.
Man, for a second there I thought you had some kind of weird Socratic sexual fetish...
I think they're just trying to provide a convenience for people who want to play some of these games now, and may not be buying a PS4 on day one. I, for one, won't be buying the system on day 1, but appreciate that I can still play AC3 on the PS3 and then upgrade the game once i finally do by a PS4.
easy enough. Wait and buy the game for PS4.
It wasn't the lack of effort I was amazed at. More like pot calling the kettle black. But no matter.
Of all the things an American could choose to try to hit back at a Canadian, you seriously chose oppression of indigenous people? Really? I mean.....SERIOUSLY?!?!
Interesting. I noticed as the player is injured, a more modern world flashes on the screen, almost like an overlay of the dungeon. I'm not really too familiar with the game, but I'm curious how that fits into the gameplay/story.
I think the only thing that surprises me about this is that it wasn't already an anime. That game seemed tailor-made for this.
This ranks up there as one of my favorite Zelda games of all time, no doubt about it. One of my biggest regrets of all time was selling the game after I had completed it (and moved on from Nintendo's systems in general). Now, though I had no plans to buy a Wii U, my two kids have saved their money to buy the system,…
That's from Josh Cooley's series of famous movie scene illustrations. Pretty awesome stuff. You can find more on the web. Here's one of many links
It is maddening. It seems to happen to me most frequently at a place like Chipotle or Freebirds. They're basically reducing burrito construction to assembly lines and the dude who rolls the burrito up may not be the same guy who filled it. Thus you wind up with ingredients put into the burrito along one axis, but…
Shrug. I have an 8 and 5 year old. They're both into Nintendo games. In fact, the 8 year old has saved up enough to buy a Wii U. I only told him to wait because I knew the Zelda bundle was coming and he's a huge Zelda fan. I want him to be able to experience Wind Waker. (Wouldn't mind playing it again myself, to…
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I can't agree more. There is no true choice in games. The high-level story of the game progresses along the same path no matter what. Bioshock is not the player's story. But it makes you think it is. The game ends the same no matter what way you play. Mass Effect gives a larger illusion of choice, but the player…
You waited until your second pick?
Mine's Sunday, and I also have the second pick. Do. Not. Want.
