I’ve got a fairly unique username, which I had the fortune of coming up with and signing up with in a bunch of places just as the internet *really* exploded at the turn of the century. Managed to grab it on places like Xbox Live and Steam too.

“Your shield is useful again - Bloodborne’s one and only shield was literally a joke - but you can’t hide safely behind it any more. Any halfway smart enemy can break your shield guard now, using those same alternate ready-stance moves that you can use. I presume Bloodborne will have gotten many of the more combat-shy …

1.) Earn lots of money over a short period of time
2.) Put it in a bank, don’t blow it all and live comfortably but not extravagantly
3.) Retire early and never work again

Alas, I have yet to reach step one.

After the 'Season 10' comics, I can believe.

Or just, you know: Use the shortcut through the house and never have to deal with them at all.

The best game of 2013 was Antichamber and it had no characters whatsoever.

I used to work for Gamestation in the UK. When the Nintendo DSi was released we received a large promotional cardboard DSi to hang on the wall, maybe about the size of a 50" television. So we hung it up and went about our normal work.

Somehow, despite being a tiny shop and with five or six of us working in the shop on…

It's okay Sony, I saw the list. It's me, I won.

It's the Terrigen Mists that the Inhumans use to get their powers. There was an accident in-universe just over a year ago where vast amounts of it leaked out into the surrounding human populace and as a result, some people have gained powers after exposure to it.

I think that's why they said "Arguably the best". For me, I still prefer the Xbox 360 controller to the Xbox One's, as although the stick-height difference isn't much, it's enough for me to feel less in control due to the way I use my thumbs with the analogue sticks.

That's exactly what I'm doing. Haven't even logged in since just before the release of the first DLC and won't again until the second piece is out.

Star Wars: Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight - Level 15: "The Falling Ship"

In fact, most levels from that game are worthy of attention.

Darn, I thought the article might be the Top 100 most-starred posts in the comments sections. Sometimes as a community, we really do come up with some great stuff in these little text-boxes.

Of course it's all moot now. Due to low sales, the All-New X-Factor is ending early next year at issue 20. If only we'd written it up faster.

No Blood Magic for player/party characters unfortunately, Bioware confirmed it a small while back. :(

You use Dragon Age Keep. It's essentially an interactive storyboard to confirm all your choices from the past two games. It's had to be done this way for a number of reasons:

You use Dragon Age Keep. It's essentially an interactive storyboard to confirm all your choices from the past two games. It's had to be done this way for a number of reasons:

That Resident Evil picture just shows how ridiculous the series became. That first zombie was bloody terrifying. The blobby-monster-mess far less so.

The difference being that Jesus only spent a weekend in a cave. Destiny players have spent at least a week and a half at one and counting.

I bought mine for Octodad.