Am I the only one that liked having to collect animal skins to craft certain items in the previous games? It gave collectible hunting a purpose for once. I enjoyed trying to figure out where a certain animal lived in order to hunt it down. It was like an easter egg hunt, but with a purpose. I can’t see myself ever…

Am I the only one that... kind of likes this?
It is so unhinged that it kind of works.

Hold up. Is Benji arriving March 6th or the 16th? I gotta know when to mark my calendar!!!

I enjoyed this level, but having just played Dishonored 2... I thought they did it better in the Dust in the Slab mission.

I’m fine with Ticket to Ride

Dishonored 2 ClockWork Mansion. God, it’s just so beautifully crafted.

Did anyone like those early Bungie games, like Oni? I remember that one being pretty fun.

I dunno man, I’ve been playing the Witcher for as long as I can remember seeing these posts too. Gives me some hope that I’m not the only one out there still chugging away at it.

is it splitscreen?? Not enough of that out there these days

I’m terrible with numbers, and I’m not trying to dispute any of the article’s conclusions, but I’m curious what the effect of population demographics might have on these metrics and if they have fully been considered. I mean the effects, averages, etc of these things in a state like MS that has almost 40% black…

I always liked this version:

Oh God.

I’m going to add Future Man on Hulu. The first episode/pilot doesn’t do the rest of the show justice. Give it a few episodes. It gets really really good. Derek Wilson’s character Wolf goes from being kind of annoying and predictable in Ep. 1 to being my new favorite character on TV right now. So funny.

I also second…

Don’t forget Matthew Sweet.

It sounds like the experience with Anchorman 2 kind of soured Ferrell on sequels to his comedy movies, since that movie was made because fans kept asking for it and then those same fans decided that it wasn’t as good as the first one.

Dude, if I had to navigate Novigrad without a minimap I would have quit the game long ago.

Alternate title for this article: “Open Letter to Ubisoft”

Keep up the great work Kayla. America needs fearless reporting more than ever and you will go far. You make us proud.

I mean, this could potentially be good news, right? The past few nintendo consoles had dreadful 3rd party support and that is what would dissuade many (myself included) from buying a console that only had a few good games (all of which were made in-house). Maybe Nintendo will realize that it is in their best interest…

The man is an American treasure.