All this kid needed was 1,200 to get it done?
Those alien jerks even took the sheets!
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Is.. is that a C&C Generals reference? Awesome
Heh, I'm a couple years late, but looks like you finally got that Titan Mode.
Yeah, I have some left over money after buying my Xbox One that I'm planning on saving for a PS4 (once some bundles or a price drop arrive).
I'm jelly you PS4 owners get to play Planetside 2. Though given that it's a SOE game I'm not surprised it's exclusive.
Plot twist, kid gets Xbone, asks for games, Santa says he'll be "keeping an eye" on his behaviour...
"but that's just a "power fantasy". You are supposed to aspire towards that."
This is an actual reply I've gotten when bringing up that point.
I thank you, David Mitchell thanks you, and the queen thanks you.
That cutscene was so perfect. It really showed them as they were: Best friends. It makes the ***SPOILERS*** good ending where Cole sacrifices himself that much more powerful.
We're talking about CONSOLE GENERATIONS. You and your PC get out.
Dude! I love Zeke! What a goof! He's the kinda guy you'd wanna get a beer with
Zeke was awesome. I almost cried when I had to kill him in inFamous 2.
Thank you for writing this. if I hadn't found yours I would've done it myself, but you did a much better job than I could have.
I also really loved that scene in inFamous 2. It just felt so... right. I can't think of a better example of platonic-male-love that wasn't mixed with bravado.
But I think what really solidifies Zeke as a great character is the "infamous" ending of the Sequel. **SPOILERS TO FOLLOW**
Completely agree with the favorite memory. That cutscene felt so out of place and yet fit so perfectly.
Your full of crap yakuza games don't even hint at how evil and fucked yakuza is
"The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. My learned colleagues, Dr McMenamin among them, continue to deny the implications of their discoveries. Even in the face of the incontrovertible evidence that they themselves have found, they still babble…