I don’t think games need to be about winning, but they do need some element that pulls players back in for more. I don’t believe No Man’s Sky currently has that element and ends up just being quite boring after a while. The potential is massive, but it will take some time to achieve it.

I picked up the Mass Effect Trilogy earlier this month. Jumping into the third chapter tonight. It has been quite interesting playing all the way through again. I'm really enjoying it.

“I like my beats hard like two day old shit, steady eating booty MC’s like cheese grits.”

My thoughts exactly! Calls were pretty bad throughout on both ends, but I feel like WI got the worst of it until the very end. Like the no-call when that dude literally humped Happ out of bounds? The way this season has been called, that charge really could have gone either way. I realize they have tried to tighten up…

That is one of my all-time favorite commercials. What made it even better was a few years ago when a buddy made an epic failure when applying for his vanity plates. He lives in the sticks and thought “CHIEF” would be a cool plate, however he filled out the paperwork with “CHEF.” Gotta give him props for riding it out…

Is it just me or are headlines on deadspin becoming increasingly impossible to understand? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.

No, it did not.

I too stumbled across the robot racers in hopes of placing bets or at least seeing a fun set piece unfold. Once I was attacked, I crawled my way to the computer and decided to initiate self-destruct on all of the robots. It looked and sounded cool as hell, but I couldn’t help but feel underwhelmed once the smoke…

As a lifetime Packers fan currently living in Minneapolis, this article has me laughing my a** off. Not only because it’s true, but also because being surrounded by viking fans day in and day out, any depressing loss quickly turns into joy as I take solace in the fact that the vikings manage to shoot themselves in the…

We pulled the trigger the instant we had the opportunity in the “safe room” that everyone leaves so hastily. Would be very curious to see how many other people made the same decision.