Goodell is a money fan

He's the 'face of the nation', but won't talk to media. I can't help but wonder if there wasn't a little encouragement from the league office to make sure the game's most uncooperative player didn't simultaneously become the game's most important player.

ScreamRide seems to account for g-force and inertia, just in a cavalier sort of way that doesn't really punish you for killing people. I agree that there are better coaster simulators out there, but this looks like the sheer fun of destruction will make it worth me picking up used a few weeks after release.

I agree. I hate it when control of my machines is taken out of my hands. Whether its my phone, my computer or my car, everything I know is an opportunity to save money and everything I don't know is an opportunity to learn.

I will star this video regardless of where you post it.

I've not played the game yet, as I fear it will eat my entire life if I'm given what is basically a destruction sandbox. Does anything shoot back at you? Also, does anything that shoots back at you fly? I'm asking because you say the game is weighted heavily to favor flying machines, but so is real life. Air…

the dead space series is exactly what you're asking for, but I don't think it's what you want. To be clear, are you talking about a space flight/survival horror crossover?

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I feel that the C-String is woefully underrepresented in fighting games.

edit: link, while probably not technically NSFW, should still be approached with caution. There is dudebush. Be warned.

I thought the Deadshot missions in Arkham City were really fun, but I agree with you that what fun they were had *nothing* to do with Deadshot as a character. The CSI element of it did a good job of breaking up the often repetitive gameplay of City.

My brother and I trade fake aphorisms as a joke; things like "If you're gonna have a birthday, you gotta pay the clown" or "You can ride that donkey up the mountain, but he's not coming back down". They're nonsensical little interjections into a conversation, just designed to spark creativity, and I'm totally gonna…

Could be jaundice. Not like NK would tell the world if Glorious Leader's liver was shot.

Is this post-9/11 gotham? Because, if it was, all of this would suddenly be perfectly valid police work.

A Happy Noodle Boy cameo would be absolutely clutch.

Zombie apocalypse pro tip: Use the claw end of the hammer for a much easier time busting into the old brainmeats.

My heart says "Rule, Brittania!", but my head says the first civ to control asia is gonna have a really difficult time finding a way to lose this.

Who is we? I'm fairly happy in the Ankh-Morpork City Watch guild.

I think I get what you're going for here. The 3rd time a dish that looks like it's exactly what was ordered comes back is the time that you, or ideally the manager, goes to the table and says a more eloquent version of "Look, I don't know what the fuck you're talking about. Tell me exactly what you're expecting, and…

"if it's a regular issue, you really have to go out of your way to make sure the fucktards understand."

Defamation. At least that's what I've been told by legal people I've worked with in my political volunteering. You have to be careful when you criticize these companies. Especially if you allege heinous but unprovable stories, which we do here all the time.