While I do think that Cable comic is really funny: I never understood why the hate for the pouches on character? I mean these characters who have them usually use guns and shoot bullets like there is no tomorrow, right? So they need place to keep their ammo. Naturally, you’d have ammo pouches for that.

True, but don’t they already have coverage due to the fact it isn’t the game you are buying but a license they can revoke at any time?

The only version of SAO that I will ever recognize will be the Abridged version:

That movie sounds awfully cliché.

Despite its length, I still think Ground Zeroes was the best part of MGSV overall. Unfortunate, really.

Pretty sure it won’t be as short as Ground Zeroes.

Did people get charged $60 to play Ground Zeroes?

Don’t be picky, 2.8 is the “Ground Zeroes” of Kingdom Hearts 3. If we don’t have it, we won’t be ready

I mean... is that even a fair comparison? I feel like saying somebody isn’t a great writer because a game like Diablo had a mediocre story is like saying that somebody isn’t a great cook because they used wonderbread when they made a peanutbutter and jelly sandwich.

I hope it’s not anything like Overwatch. I hope it actually has a campaign.

I can hear people already...

“This looks like Overwatch”

Actually, this reminds me a lot about what Fuse (named Overstrike at the time) could have been.

Im mildly interested, Saints Row 2 and 3 were fantastic games, although I think I had more fun and playtime with 2 than 3.

I love Volition, but that didn’t exactly blow my doors off. The “stunt double” part did make me giggle. And the logo is basically the fleur like SR?

Silly wife jokes aside, this game is getting a free pass with the little contents it has, as it is its US$50 too expensive.

I think my favorite part about this whole thing is that every time it resurfaces, someone saves it in an even shittier quality than before. It’s been around for a few years now, and there was indeed a time when it more or less looked like a normal picture!

You know, letting us know about it when we would probably not watch the credits is a nice thing.

Only if HBO had paid them to build it.

the pacing was off, just a lot of weird choices. they cut the monetary fee for each boss, which on the one hand thank god I don’t have to horrible motion-control mow lawns, but doing that lost the build up. you don’t have that moment when you’ve finally unlocked the boss, you drive there, you get their name and splash…

I can see that, NG. That’s true about the innuendo

NGGGGG. I didn’t mind NMH2! Liked them both but I remember liking the boss fights better in NMH, I think.