That's how it always goes. "Cut loose!" they say, "Don't worry about what others think!" they say. But does anyone ever invite me back? NO!

Starcraft was the last new Blizzard 'universe' or 'franchise' or'IP(Intellectual Property'. It was released 17 years ago.

I only remember the one Global Reception.

That's going to be one hell of a story for his grandkids!

I imagine right now there's one guy at a PC in Poland just churning out beards at a Dwarven pace.

Xenoblade Chronicles was the game that convinced me the Wii had more value than a cheap emulation machine. It was also the last Wii game I had any urge to purchase.

Nintendo needs more games like this to keep people interested in actually using their systems.

I enjoyed 3, so I'll probably buy 4. If the pre-order DLC content reviews well, I'll end up pirating it.

Why don't you come on up here, and show me where those feelings are on the chart?

I was initially unsure if this was a good crowd for a Foundation joke, but I'm glad to see my concerns were unwarranted.

Marvel has been developing Psychohistory for years.

I'll keep that in mind, thanks!

I was just thinking that. Are portable lightboxes like, a thing? Because that looks pretty damn handy to me.

I can respect that there's something there to enjoy. The movies I've seen all stand on their own in their respective genres. As was discussed elsewhere in the thread, it's a difficult feeling to describe. Someone labeled it akin to the "Disney sheen" where despite different crews, they all feel very corporate and…

It feels like they made each movie separately , then ran them through some kind of "Marvel Homogenization Filter". It's difficult to describe, but I think you did a better job of it then I did.

You can tell a Wes Anderson film. Just pick ten minutes out of any random film and you can say "That feels very Wes…

Cool. Keeping it above board makes the choice of ordering them direct or giving Gawker money a little more difficult :D

I know it's an unpopular opinion, but I'm very very fatigued with Marvel's Cinematic efforts. I loved Iron man, I loved The Hulk, I loved Captain America, but I started to fade at the Avengers. Now I'm just tired. They all seem so much alike. I don't mean the stories, or the writing or character of whatever, it's…

Hit The Road is my favorite. I love the new games, but HTR really REALLY nailed everything Sam and Max. I wish they could have done more fluid animations, but then, I was only pushing 33Mhz at the time. 66 with the big beige "TURBO" button pushed, but my dad didn't like us doing that.

d:\
install
*one hour later*
cd games\xwing\start.exe

Was it start.exe for xwing? Or just xwing.exe? I have no idea, it's been too long.

You can find the first three legit. There are fan translations that do an 'acceptable' job of the last two, and they aren't hard to find on the internet.

Why not just throw $30 on the street?