There's nothing to suggest that Seth Rogen would be starring in the film, or in it at all, only doing the screenplay with his writing partner Evan Goldberg.
There's nothing to suggest that Seth Rogen would be starring in the film, or in it at all, only doing the screenplay with his writing partner Evan Goldberg.
Thank Sony, not the vocal Internet. All the Internet kvetching in the world wouldn't have changed a thing if Sony wasn't presenting a viable alternative to the Xbox One.
Congrats to Tina for managing not to compare the game to Myst even once in this piece.
Saw the headline, assumed I'd find this in the comments or post it myself, good job.
The kid's got moves.
Ann-Hog's coming?
Never call a Luke "Lucas". We hate that.
someone already bitched about "could of" so I changed my post
+1 for Anchorman reference.
What's your impression of the overall experience with that app, especially compared to the Comixology app?
That actually helped, thanks, there must be a misspelling or missing word in the middle clauses, but we've both wasted enough time on this. Cheers. Wings. Seinfeld.
"Enough that I do actually go to sleep right then and there, though the day night, just the same, I find myself playing Fire Emblem well into the night."
I really wish I had an argument to this.
I have no problem with the looming launch of the PS4, I just wasn't expecting the announcement quite this soon. I do seem to remember senior Sony exec Kaz Hirai say that they would wait to let Microsoft make the first move in the coming generation...
Am I the only Sony fan hoping that the 2/20/13 announcement isn't the PS4 but actually a huge presser to announce a bunch of amazing looking PS3, and more importantly Vita, games?
You don't want a hungry dove down your pants. That's how Tony Wonder lost a nut.
So, that's pretty obviously a screen of Double Dash and not MarioKart64.
Despite the glut of remakes clogging the market, I'd love to see a Wii-Ware (or whatever they might call that on the Wii-U) remake of the original Legend of Zelda. Give me a 2-D top-down HD version of Hyrule in which the art style matches the NES game's original instruction booklet.
I miss the Kacho. Will he ever return to Kotaku? (Yeah, I know I could watch them elsewhere, but for some reason, I really liked the regularly scheduled Retro Game Master episodes on Kotaku.)