I played a ton of the original Way of the Samurai. By no means was it a great game, but the combat was so much fun (for a PS2 game), and I wanted to learn every move with every sword that I could.

What if the poll results end up showing that fans view this move negatively and they just skip out on Caps games altogether?

Seattle just announced today that Dave Tippett is part of the group that will build that team. My guess is that he’s first in line to coach them.

I can’t be the only one who sees this, can I?

This was a match containing two of my least favorite footballers (Ramos and Ronaldo), so I would have been fine with a loss to either side. However, I don’t think we’ll see a better match in group play, and maybe not even in the tournament. What a fantastic game.

Pizza delivery mini game or bust.

I hope your comment means they’ve improved the vehicle controls since Just Cause 3, because those were pretty terrible.

And it would have been through the g-string of a stripper at Scores (allegedly).

In Soviet Union, it is alcohol blood level.

Fair or not, this becomes a character issue for a team that might acquire Hoffman, because there will be concerns that she will do this again at whatever his next stop is. That either lowers the returns Ottawa will get so that the risk is lessened for the acquiring team, or it drives some teams out of the market for…

I haven’t ruled this out.

Of all the rotten luck, ACIII is the one you stopped at. I wouldn’t blame you for not playing the others if that was your last experience. The series has been up and down since (Black Flag and Syndicate were great, Unity was so-so), but Origins is a fantastic game, and defintely worth a look.

Done and done.

Now we know where Ted Faro got his ideas?

I can’t remember another DLC that improved a game more than that jet-powered wingsuit improved JC3. It made the game so much fun to play.

Having never seen a clock in Vegas, this did not surprise me.

I’m not sure I’ve seen a guy in this or any other sport show how much he wanted to win just one more game throughout the course of it. It seemed like every shift, he was leaving everything he had on the ice, and when he was on the bench, he was living and dying with every shot, save, block, and hit from his team, as…

Agreed that Iginla belongs on that list, though Dionne is at the top of that heap as far as I’m concerned.

It’s inevitable. I became that way when the Kings won in ‘12 and ‘14, I’m still rubbing that in the face of every Sharks and Ducks fan I know.