That Jean Grey is some of the best Jean Grey art I have ever seen.

The ball was still going up and wasn’t over the cylinder. It didn’t touch glass until LeBron smacked it against said glass. That isn’t a goaltend.

His teammate probably was the greatest perimeter defender of all time. Michael Jordan is a top 5 all time perimeter defender (and so is LeBron!), but Scottie Pippen locked people the fuck down his entire career. He is a top 25 player in the history of the NBA that gets slightly overlooked because he played with…

He is like, eight feet behind Iggy when he starts to rise up from his second step. Holy shit.

I feel like I can say, without hyperbole, that it is the most incredible athletic feat I have ever seen in a basketball game. The speed at which he exploded toward the ball, the perfect timing to block it without fouling Iggy, how goddamn high he gets! He is almost over the square!

Add the physical attributes to the…

This was LeBron’s Finals, but holy shit did Kyrie Irving and Tristan Thompson both come up huge for him when he needed it. Thompson got them so many second chances and was able to D up the wings as well as any big could hope, and Kyrie gave him a second (and sometimes first) scoring option who can create his own shot.

Yeah, I am sorry. “Shall not be infringed”, isn’t as black and white as it seems.

And what evidence do you have that knives kill more than guns? Guns are involved in like, 75 percent of homicides.

Draper is GSW humping trash, but he is OUR GSW humping trash. I require his side of the argument.

No. There is ample evidence in the game that you are going to have weapons. There is an “aim assist” toggle in the options, amongst other things. In addition, it has the light puzzling, key hunting, and inventory management of the classic games. If anything, the final product will simply be a Resident Evil game, just…

I think it is a metaphor for his relationship with Konami, and is a sort of “there are no strings on me” statement.

I wouldn’t be surprised if the game turns out completely different. Regardless, I am beyond excited to see what Kojima can do outside of the Metal Gear world.

I would argue Ultimate Spider-Man is a great game, but otherwise, I agree.

Yes, the serpent men are basically trash. I wouldn’t call them cheap, per se, but they are profoundly unfun to fight. Good thing I was a decently high level and had a good weapon to smash through them.

I only had those issues with a couple enemy types in DS3. For the most part, I felt it to be a good distillation of the best part of DS1 combat with a little bit of Bloodborne’s speed.

I definitely don’t hate Dark Souls 2. It is better than like... 90 percent of games that are released. But it is certainly the weakest…

Things like this are why I never rise beyond “cautiously optimistic” with new releases. I am not being negative or cynical, I just know that game development is an incredibly complicated process and things can change.

And other things, like enemies being able to turn on a dime to avoid backstabs and having insane tracking on their overhead attacks.

For me it is:

Dark Souls
Dark Souls 3
Bloodborne
Demons Souls
Dark Souls 2

I like all of them, but Dark Souls 2 is the obvious weak point in the series. It is the only time playing this series that I felt like it embraced cheap deaths and gimmick stages. Once you play through the game once. Scholar does greatly improve the…

Not sports, but if I hacked WWE, I would announce either a CM Punk return or Chris Benoit Hall of Fame induction.

My main goal in Overwatch is being as helpful and chill as humanly possible. I wait to the last person to lock in and pick whatever the team needs. Need a healer? Cool. Need shields or armor? That is fine too. Need sentries? Got it. Need a sniper? I kinda suck, but I will lob arrows in their general direction.

I love…

“Nerf THIS!”

I think that will happen to you if you get stuck playing a handful of characters. Overwatch really opens itself up when you start exploring all of the characters and their abilities. Easy to pick up and play, but difficult to master.