The closest are games that play like thinly veiled interactive movies (*cough Uncharted cough*) but the thing is....those games would be so bad as movies that they’d be lucky if SciFy picked them up.

It’s because of Jacob, isn’t it ;)

That was arguably the worst game I’ve seen Durant play in the playoffs. Guy couldn’t hit the broad side of a barn if he were parked 3 feet in front of it.

SDF strikes again!;)

Yes, they want a small market team to win rather than the 73 win team in a major market.....

He’s been amazing as a defender for OKC in this series, you could tell that Durant has been in Draymond’s head since Game 3.

INTs are as much a function of opportunity as well as circumstances. You can be the best corner ever but if the QB is dropping dimes on you, there’s no INT you can get. Meanwhile, you could be getting roasted left and right but because the QB is constantly underthrowing his passes, you pick them off.

The thing is, when Curry is picked and so switches with another defender (primarily Bogut and Draymond), does that mean he’s no longer the primary defender?

That’s because Bogut was getting into foul trouble right off the bat in Games 3 and 4, which has always been an issue for him (committing really stupid fouls in rather quick succession).

Oh, I’m asking for....research purposes ;)

Still don’t see how these consoles can be 4K ready for games. Movies? Definitely. Games? Unless the game is Jumpman, I’m not expecting it.

Curious what generated the sound of a hit in Call of Duty.

My Pliny the Elder disagrees ;)

Steals is more about aggressive hands and being willing to take risks than being a quintessential good defender.

I think the issue with video games is that their main strength (gameplay) is something that can’t translate to the big screen, so we’re left with directors and writers having to work off of video game stories and lore, which (to be honest) are awful.

This is what happens when the Warriors can play a team that can match their speed and athleticism while also maintaining a height advantage.

Honestly, I don’t get the hype for Derozan. He’s a volume scorer who is awful from beyond the arc.

Just check Golden State of Mind.

If it can solve finding the gradient of the inverse of an eigenvector, I will be impressed.

Remember back when getting a Bungie Pro account costed 10 dollars? Boy, those were the days...