Blast Corps.! Could never remember the name, good times though.

WHAT!? Mind blown.

Maybe not marathon in the way you might think.

Not that I watched a ton of Dexter, but I’m pretty sure he had a rival serial killer that would leave him body parts in ice blocks. Dexter only kept blood samples.

I guess the Dexter version of Batman, right down to frozen body parts in freezers to keeping their blood, sorta...

He hates sand.

Early Access mobile games probably.

Vote: A Man, a Can, a Plan

It’s been seven years since Bethesda Game Studios’ lastFallout game—New Vegas, which came out in 2010

This might be a dumb question. How does it end?
Is there a point they were going for? Does it end like most mass shootings end?

I was told this logic between running on the sidewalk concrete and running on the street pavement, the street being better. Does this still apply?

Think of it like King of the Hill, but for Splatoon.

I haven’t stepped in a GameStop since I discovered internet shopping. Getting a release day game for $25 kind of negated release night waiting.

Grunt Birthday Party is the best. One time, just once, I had that and sputnik on, and got a shot off into the front neck of a hunter. The combination sent the hunter into space, the body fell 10 seconds later. still got my “YAYYYYY”

I’m going out a limb and saying that you beat it on Legendary. And looking back, they probably were easier than the Covenant when it came to shields.

Just in time for System Administrator Appreciation Day!

So... Scott Pilgrim vs. the World didn’t make the cut, but Final Fantasy did? I’d get Advent Children, literal video game movie. I’m not even opposed to Spirits Within (it was a good movie with a misleading title).

*Mass Effect spoilers*, if somehow you missed it

I did one of those Gundam battle pods in 2007. The pilot card hasn’t left my wallet, though I’m not positive the game can read it anymore.