After playing around 70 hours of Fallout 4, I’ve come to the conclusion it’s not the dialog system that’s the problem. It’s Bethesda’s skill at writing that’s the problem.

In light of the topic of this article, here are some resources for anyone who needs help:

Uh, no. There is a public right to know here.

This is beyond horrifying.

Yeah, they were clever the first time you see one. After that they’re boring to everyone but the person who made them.

Yes because the only people who think they’re on a ‘side’ are those entirely invested in proving it.

Can we please just stop giving press to this shite. Both sides of ‘Gamergate’ are just as bad as each other with both sides just throwing out the same generic arguments at each other at the rarer of times but mostly just insult each other.

Like most good horror fiction, the most frightening parts of SOMA come when the player is imagining things.

“There is no terror in the bang, only in the anticipation of it.” -Alfred Hitchcock

Yeah, if anything it’s a very clear example of why devs should be unionized. Without protections in place their employers abuse them.

1 vs 100 was so, so great. I wouldn’t miss a game, and I’m still upset I missed out on the achievements.

Such a shame they got rid of this. Me & my ex would play every time. Was tons of fun, and engaging, and just a great use of the platform.

Plus points for knowing Minecraft exists. Minus points for COMPLETE LACK OF UNDERSTANDING OF COMPUTERS. This is a “Series of tubes” level analogy.

I’ve seen more Amiibo in that video that I have seen in all of the stores I’ve been to in Canada since Amiibo launched

Almost completely unrelated. Please refrain from breaking your wrist when inevitably reaching for your wallet.It has just come to my attention that cover plate #50 for the N3DS, covered in Boos, glows in the dark. This has been a public service announcement.