6:08 is what was the most telling for me.

My inner child is running around screaming in excitement.

I almost never find Macross 7 fans, ore no uta wo kike!

I will probably adopt your concept of learning to read comfortably first. My son is only 6 months, but it freaks me out watching kids grow up today, pretending to make points from pretend shooting people because their parents play COD multiplayer a bit too much.

I like to think of it more as a pro wrestler exit interview.

At first I was all, "the cat is just moving the pawn forward." Then I was all, "hold on, he's going for the en passant! This cat is brilliant!" and then, "oh, wait, nope, just a cat."

I've been holding out for dual analog sticks. However, I'll probably cave for any redesign at this point.

Sorry, I meant the last time I could remember the taste, not literally having tasted it. I think when Pepsi Blue came out I had decided to abandon hope.

Words can not describe.

Agreed. I know I should logically be a better shot with a mouse, but movement seems simpler on an analog stick. I have to sacrifice turning for accuracy. I managed to play through Max Payne 2 with a powerpoint presentation thumb wheel on PC, but I would always rather have a controller.

The last achievement I was proud of was the Mile High Club in the first Modern Warfare (though, Zombie Genocider on Dead Rising was a highlight). My issue was that I would complete all the achievements and they would add MORE achievements after I had 100%. More achievements that required me to buy DLC to say I was…

You'd think the XboxOne would be EXACTLY what the Chinese government would want in everyone's homes.

I started my wife on DYRL, she hated Minmei with a passion. Didn't help she was getting everyone killed cause she had a bad day.

Good to know, my second disc was all scratched up so I never got to finish Xenogears. I guess I get to keep some fuzzy memories.

An achievement from the game has some self depricating humor about that:

So, here is my problem. I pretty much have to buy something that isn't on his wishlist because his wife is getting all that for him potentially. He's big on gameplay, low on story. That being said, What's an indie game that doesn't get a lot of press but is amazing?

Gunpoint down, Monaco and Rogue Legacy to go!

Wait, does she actually come with rave lights in the box? THAT I might buy.

I jumped on the webcomic bandwagon in 1999 or 2000. I only really knew Nolan Bushnell from a GamePro or EGM article years ago, skipped right over knowing the important names from back in the day. Except for Alexey Pajitnov.