Another fantastic performance by the city of Atlanta, too!

Luigi's Mansion is massively underrated. There's so many fun ideas in that game. I specifically remember a room with a telescope, and after you looked at the moon the room exploded, revealing a rainbow path that allowed you to actually walk up to the moon. Such a brilliant, surreal moment.

I definitely remember getting frustrated with it at time, but it's still a fun game and I really dug its chill resort atmosphere.

For literally any other president that would be a huge scandal.

The Freys were never known for being clever.

Yeah he's one of the few modern pop stars who wouldn't blatantly stick out as a common soldier in Westeros.

Making your toilets and your gruel bowls look exactly the same seems like a poor design choice.

If by that you mean… 10,000 years before pre-industrial levels! Welcome to the new ice age!

Look man, I love the Wachowskis but Jupiter Ascending really was bad.

In (sort of not really) his defense, this kind of language is pretty much par for the course in the movie world. It just usually doesn't get released to the public.

It wasn't even one of those classic awful missions that I gave up on. It was just a regular shoot-a-bunch-of-gang-members-and-escape missions, but I was tired of the awkward shooting controls and starting from the very beginning every time. I never even made it past the second city.

I never played any of the GTA games growing up, since I was a Nintendo kid and also my parents disapproved. I bought GTA and GTA: San Andreas off of the Playstation store for the PS3 a little while ago, and holy shit, those games are almost unplayable. Yeah, going on rampages and driving the cars around is fun, but…

but what this book presupposes is, maybe the love of insane, difficulty in video games comes purely from an addiction to that dopamine rush you got when you completed the task, rather than the enjoyment of actually playing the games.

Look, it was clearly designed so that you could play with either the D-pad or the thumbstick. The problem was that literally no game took advantage of that.

In theory that sounds clever, but in practice I hate games that penalize you for smashing shit. That's the most fun part!

Now that's horror.

Damn those are some weak-ass wishes. At least wish for phenomenal cosmic power or something if someone's gonna die with each wish. I'd be pretty pissed if I died so some dumb teenager can make the girl she hates fall down a flight of stairs.

Conservatives elected our oldest, fattest, stupidest president.

Hasbro still has toys to sell, so they'll keep making these.

"oh shit, haha, wrong file, let's just close this"