Whenever I see a misnamed neighborhood, an out-of-place building, or a non-existent street in a Sony Spider-Man game, I just headcanon it as New York being different on Earth-1048 (where the game takes place), as opposed to the devs making a dumb mistake or changing things for the sake of convenience. The "Braithwaite…

I don’t think she did. I think that trying to convince Barry to turn himself in was as much about getting herself and her son away from him as it was about any strong feelings over the injustice of Cousineau’s predicament. I think that when it became clear that Barry had no intention of doing the right thing, she saw…

Beyond that, I’d argue that each episode since Logan’s death has shown Ken moving ever so incrementally into his element -- slowly and unsteady, sure, but still becoming the "killer" that Logan never thought he was capable of being. 

There was a moment, when Barry was standing in the light in front of his house, listening to footsteps and giggling from the darkness around him, where I legitimately thought Barry was going to shoot a prank-playing kid.

Jeremy Strong smiling that soft killer’s smile just before the credits dropped was an absolute rewind moment for me. That was Logan’s smile on Kendall’s lips.

I dunno, does Gene have money problem? He has enough that he was willing to pay the Vacuum Salesman double when Jeff first approached him, and Francesca alludes to him bringing a not-inconsequential amount of money with him when he left Albuquerque. Also, there was an early Omaha scene, not referenced since to my…

That, and I believe at one point they flash to Gene studying the sports section of the local paper and jotting down meticulous notes during work.

Wait, when was the other... Oh!

That final smile. Jesus Christ.

I always thought that the Fiona and Cake adventures were beaming *out* of his head and all around Ooo--basically broadcasting his dreams all over the place--but I could be wrong. 

Oh, it’s a lot of fun, (and is hard as hell if you try to do it SASO,) but it definitely wasn’t built with replay value in mind. Fortunately, it comes right after Mendoza, which is an amazing penultimate level. 

It’s definitely worth the investment. It’s one of my favorite games of all time (and in a world without RDR2, honestly, it would probably take the top spot).

Sooo the GOP is basically Randall Flagg from The Stand?

I see what you did there.

“You guys", huh? 

So...when you write that “peaceful” encounters occur between Black men and police officers “hasnt [sic] stopped you from seeing [police brutality against PoC] as a problem”...are you saying that you don’t see that brutality as a problem, or don’t see it as racist, or...what? Because if that’s not what you’re saying,…

Oh, it’s definitely already a really bad situation for the guard, (and therefore kind of a shitty move on Leti’s part,) but he’s certainly not about to make it worse for himself by admitting that he knows who he smashed the case and took the map.

I mean, the only person who even knows they’re there is the security guard Montrose knew from the bar, and I doubt he’s about to mention that to anybody.

How do you figure?

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