And all this time i was told i was crazy for calling MGS2 the best in the series. Feels good to see critical opinion giving it its due.

I think the last two Destiny articles were missing descriptions. It’s making me sad, but also happy because now St. Jude’s has a big fat paycheck to help fund their operations.

That’s pretty disgusting, no mustard?

I was going to log on and make the same joke just for shits and giggles but you got the runs here faster, flushing away my hope for lots of stars.

Replace “Olympics” with “my first job” and “racewalk” with “reading the Arby’s employee Handbook” and the exact same thing happened to me.

Yup, I can really tell how you’re such a respectful person from how you’re defending people shittalking total strangers. That’s a very believable claim.

That poor man lost a personal friend between GameStop visits.

You mean fun shit, you monster.

Fantastic, now I need to go dig up all of my victims and put them somewhere else. Thanks, Nintendo!

Unacceptable. Team Instinct can not hold Area 51. Can we get some Valor trainers up there please!

I’m really enjoying it so far. You open it up, get a server error when trying to create an account, then close it. Amazing. Multiple days into release and still can’t even touch it.

That’s all I mean. I know there weren’t really that many cel-shaded games but it seemed like they all came out of nowhere and that’s all anyone was doing that year.

While I get that it’s a lot easier for smaller studios to put out a game with a pixelated aesthetic, I’m getting to the point to where I see it and my eyes glaze over a bit. It’s just like when every other game was cel-shaded.

While it is nice to see someone like the Pope taking it in the spirit it was given and checking in on modern technologies. It might have been better to give him something he might be able to actually enjoy. Even if it was a long shot he’d play it at all.

Ding!

I feel like simply changing the name from ‘Competitive’ to something like ‘Tracked’ or ‘On Record’ would help change the mindset