The thought did cross my mind. It was just a moment of weakness on my part. My apologies.

It’s a movie about a giant monkey. I don’t go into that expecting Oscar fodder and rich character development. I go into it expecting a giant monkey to hit things.

Good news! He did! It’s called Kong: Skull Island!

I think this would be a great time to trade in those angry-eye jeep grills for one of these.

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I’m no Trump supporter, but I still can’t believe someone took the time to write this article.

dumbest article ever and biggest waste of time ever.. gj

Well there’s no need to be a dick about it.

From Introversion Software, the makers of Prison Architect, comes Scanner Sombre, a game involving navigating an underground cave using a LIDAR (light detection and ranging) scanner. It looks really neat, and it’s out on April 26 on Steam, GOG and Humble.

You’re right they are on 3 year dev cycles. There are 3 dev teams for the COD games so this is the team that developed Advanced Warfare Sledgehammer games. There is no way that they could switch the game over in 1 year. Probably what happened was that EA found out that they were working on a WW2 game and decided to…

Ground breaking WW2 gameplay.

Sooooo...people are paying $10 for a mango creme soda?

That was the biggest thing to me, that the shooting was so “bleh.” The only sliver of fun I had was playing with friends and just goofing around, but that’s clearly only a fraction of what the game is made for.

This guy gets it!

Same here! I was so hyped for Wildlands, got all my buds to play the game together during the beta, and wham. We’re all like, this is it?

Are you really begging for the D?

Are you really begging for the D?

"you won’t see the discount until you get to the checkout screen"

"you won’t see the discount until you get to the checkout screen"

I think this applies to all adventure games utilizing the episodic format. Despite modern adventure games having decision trees to make a play through unique, such games have little replay value, resulting in the seasons being marked down in price half-way into a season.