I just got back into it and there still are people to be found. Sometimes the matchmaking take a bit if you’re playing at odd hours, but I’ve never had to quit because I couldn’t find a game.

Twenty years earlier, this would’ve been Milla Jovovich

Official word is they’ve found the problem, prevented it from happening to other players, and are working on restoring the lost characters. It does appear to restore the missing characters that they will need to roll back all progress on the affect accounts to their pre-patch status. It’s unfortunate, but sound like…

The flamethrower from Wolfenstein really is spectacular. I think it truly shines in multi-player (Enemy Territory, specifically). Close in, it really was like a terror weapon.

Their official stance on multiplayer at the moment is that they’d love to add that feature down the line. For now, they want to focus their limited personnel, energy, and time on making the game as great an experience as possible.

I believe they’ve been building it with Occulus support.

Actually, the next Assassin’s Creed game is slated for the fall of 2016. It’s the PC version that will be coming out a year after that.

Oh that Red Alert music. Brings back so many memories, comrade.

Best part about this game (aside from Boba Fett’s combo that ends with a slow, taunting, jetpack hover) is that there is a character named Hoar.

The guys in the second clip are clearly doing The French Mistake.

These are spectacular. The Luke-stomp and the drop pod made my morning.

Turn that shit up.

Hopefully this will turn out better than the assault shields. Those also changed the game dynamic in new and interesting ways, but were ultimately shouted down by the community.

Why did Dredgen Yor spare Jaren Ward’s Ghost, and why did he want Shin Malphur to have The Last Word? Why didn’t he fire a single shot at Dwindler’s Ridge, and what did he mean when he told Ward’s Ghost that he was actually a force for good?

Thanks for posting “The Best is Yet to Come”. That made my afternoon.

So many of these clips make me happy this week. I had no idea flying cartwheels were so popular in the wasteland. And the camera angle on that last Mad Max car hit was so perfect. I could watch that for days.

a sadness pile wrapped in a failure shell.

Thanks for catching my error. I guess Metal Gear is...

I saw the headline and just figured they’d let you eat anything found in Snake Eater. They could have little stars next to various items marking them as “Naked Snake Recommends.”

I remember it (and laughed about it) in the previous games. Like you said, it becomes so prominent in a standing Metal Gear, which isn’t helped by the choice of camera angles. The music and tone of the scene suggest serious shit is going down, but my adolescent sense of humor can’t really feel that because Metal Gear…