Both Elon and Ol’ Puddin’ Fingers failing miserably and spectacularly is a win for humanity and just plain entertaining.

It was pretty good for its time. And it came up with the whole Spider-Verse deal and the Iron Spider years and years before the comic and the movies did. So that’s worth something, too.

I hate this. Flat out hate it. The only way to make sure you can always play Alan Wake 2 (especially years and years from now) will be to pirate it. And it doesn’t need to be that way.

I like Bungie getting back to its roots here and I am tentatively in, even if this is yet another extraction shooter. But if they really want to rewind the clock back to the ‘90s, can they please bring back Myth? That would be swell.

Now THAT is how you do Spider-man right! WOW! And a Venom storyline with Peter and Miles? I am sold: Day 1 purchase for me.

I don’t think there will ever be a mainline Zelda game with Zelda as the protagonist. Nintendo is all about formula, and in Zelda games, the playable hero is Link. Now I would never rule out this happening, but I wouldn’t bet on it either.

I never liked Fullbright or Steve Gaynor, so good riddance to both. And Gone Home continues to be quite overrated. And I still wouldn’t call it a game.

Finish games. Or don’t. They’re games, not obligations.

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I don’t see Star Trek: Armada and Armada 2 on this list. I am disappoint.

And this is why software piracy is going to keep being a thing. Especially as a means of game preservation.

Pinkertons are dirtbag mercenaries. And only dirtbags would ever hire them.

When it comes to Toriko, avoid the anime and read the manga.

I dunno. Video games have been dominating the pop culture space for decades, raking in the cash from the massive audience for it. It’s only now that there are a couple of folks in Hollywood who have figured out how to adapt video games properly enough to get their own little piece of it.

It very much can.

Good on people not completing and wasting further time on it. J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay’s personal Tolkien fanfic was and is bad. Watch the new season of Party Down instead!

That’s a very interesting take on One Piece. But it’s just a take. The manga is vast and wide-ranging enough for a lot of others. I do like the idea of this particular one, though.

Goddammit. I am not getting over this one anytime soon. RIP.