Oh man, great third party addition with the Big Daddy. Throw in Isaac Clarke, Mad Moxxi, and Garrus Vakarian, and baby, you got a stew goin'.

I agree. Graphite Shogun Batman isn't my favorite look.

Well, at least the States has the world's largest urinal. Worcester, Massachusetts.

The first game was moody and atmospheric, but had some narrative flaws. The second game riffed on it in some very clever ways and had a beautiful color palate. This, Bioshock, Uncharted, Mass Effect, and Souls represent my favorite franchises this-gen.

6: Jamming a button to sprint. I'm not inflating a fucking bicycle pump, I'm trying to outrun a mob boss. Seriously, it's such a old-timey arcade mechanic, about as relevant as a lives system nowadays.

Chrono Break. Accomplishment support for the Wii U (Achievements, Trophies, whatever). A new Souls game. Dead Space 3 to inspire hope in me and not worry. The new Smash games to appear, or in their absence, PBR to eclipse my expectations of it.

Then I don't even wanna know what tools of destruction are. :/

Gandalf's words resonate throughout the crumbling hall.

Someone hasn't been bitten by the loot bug!

Well, you'll still get character cards in packs, so if you keep all your gents at 20, you're wasting experience.

Love this series so much, love this multiplayer so much. Can't wait for the new pack.

Her nasal tubes look like a mustache, distractingly so.

I'd rather just have a Panzer Dragoon Orta HD. That game is still amazing. Also I feel that while being incredibly nostalgic for me, the soundtrack in Zwei (hell, the entire atmosphere) is incredible. Great franchise.

Sounds to me like it just switched generational platforms.

I've been trying to feel that out since last E3...

My Slim 360 is noticeably louder than my Slim PS3, but the latter is starting to get a little loud, too. I think they're both on their way out. The next generation of consoles is something to look forward to, but with more bells & whistles on the machines, it's just more things that can / will go wrong with the…

If this is a stand-alone tale, I hold out about as much hope for Joel making it through to the end alive as I do for Trico.

Never once touched my per diem.

Half the reason I liked Captain America (the movie) is because he (the character) wasn't a patriotic douchebag like I figured he'd be, he questioned measures. His persistent trait in that movie was compassion. Throw in a tear-jerker ending, and baby, you got a stew going.

Is this Kids in the Hall's Mark McKinney? Sounds just like 'im. My harmonograph is crushing your head!