You don't have much of an artistic I there, do you, Kirk? WoW has a far more cartoonish style. I can understand the point that you're going for, but leaving WoW out of it may have been a better option. Maybe something along the lines of, "The First Screenshot of The Elder Scrolls Online Sure Does look Like a Very…

Nope, this guy did... Johnny Videogames:

I want to preface this by saying that I really like CoD. But, that being said, I can't think of a better way to illustrate that Call of Duty has jumped the shark.

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Just kidding, I completely agree with your points. :)

Right, that's what I'm saying. Make $200 and transfer it into Bnet credit. Then, every $50 you make from that point on, transfer it to real money with all of the tariffs every time you hit $50. It's okay if they take a percentage, since I would have bought the game, expecting to make no money off of it, anyway.

Something out of nothing still starts at 100% profit. I have no problem with this. In fact, stocking up money on the Blizzard store for upcoming products seems worth the trouble by itself. And, after I hit $200, transferring everything I make after that to pay pal to stay under the limit seems like a worthwhile thing…

It's funny how the 12 year olds don't understand how corporate structure works, and why IE is still the most proliferate browser in business settings. :)

You know you can run chrome off of a flash drive?

There are different kinds of fun. There's laughing fun, interesting fun, collecting fun, engrossing fun, etc. Fun isn't tied to happy, bouncy, and brightly colored. For instance, I had fun playing "Amnesia: Dark Descent" and "Fallout 3". They were both dark and gritty, but fun. :)

I think that I like Miyamoto's simple and effective philosophy for designing games quite a bit more... he asks one question, "Is it fun?"

If you're not the one getting married, then yes, it's entertainment. You sit for a while, applaud, and then go hang out at an open bar with a dance floor and a live band. What else would you call it?

Yes, I've been married for 10 years. Videogames are entertainment, just like weddings. The activity isn't as important in this example as the immediacy of the activity. His is immediate, and hers is delayed.

It was at the same level of respect that she showed him when she interrupted his match twice. Actually, it was far less disrespectful than that, now that I think of it..... especially considering that he gave her her information, and complimented her hair. She interrupted the match, never said sorry, and gave him no…

I think that they're doing that for a reason. I think that they're trying to build up their sense of delusion so that it will be truly shattered when the Governor rolls into the picture.

He was also a different character in the comic. A lot more morally gray. He was incredibly annoying and powerless in the show.

Try playing ME3 as Renegade and shooting Mordin in the back.

Funny story. First time I played through that scene, it was 4am, and I had the TV muted so as not to wake anyone up. I was both moved and angry. I was moved because of her death, not because of music (though, I know how manipulative music can be). I was angry because I had a pocket full of Phoenix Down that, for some…

Dale was killed in the comics, too. And, since he didn't get the romantic interest in the show that he got in the comics, there was no reason to string him on quite as long.

I don't know what's up with the gifs on here.