Part of me wants to buy a Ford Flex. The other part of me is still convinced that one day the Honda Element will return.

That vague promise sounds rather nice for my friends and other folk who are still interested in it. I'm pretty sure it'll end up just being me spending an hour or two maybe on the 3 story missions it'll give, and losing interest in the new crucible maps because they'll parcel them out so terribly into their playlists…

It's still weird seeing the Epic Mealtime guy in anything that's not Epic Mealtime.

That's pretty neat.

It's like I've been saying all along: the NFL is as fake as wrestling.

I can't help but think "What's the point?" when it comes to your post. We could (and I'm sure given time) throw the tired response of "where's your work" out there, but really...

Yeah, that's where the pricing comes into play. The last DLC has its own town to play in, while the second one is that infinite mode. I can't say it's "worth $30," as worth is pretty subjective. and all, but I may buy it again.

Worth noting, but if you own the original State of Decay on the 360, you can get 33% off, and another character:

Did you buy it with all the DLC packs included for $5 bucks?

Yeah, in another dimension that line goes "And then I dropped a lot of smoke bombs while trying to hack away at the game's final boss but they didn't work on him, how cheap."

I imagine that with the exception of the one "failed" McDonald's picture—which really has nothing to do with the commercial's sappy message—the other boards were a meaningful thing to someone in that area that lived through or whatever. McDonald's is a franchise chain, and the quality/connection to a given community…

"...And increasingly MTX found its way into AAA premium games, whether through card packs in Mass Effect 2 multiplayer or Helix credits in Assassin's Creed: Unity."

Weird how the video from the ground seems to have a hard cut in it just as the person recording starts to turn. I'd love to see the 30 seconds prior to see what actually led to his actions.

"They used to put stick'em on their hands to catch those balls, but now they've got those gloves!"

Plus, you'd have an automatic legion of followers for your fledgling webcomic. Go for it. :P

It's weird looking at those lists of course suggestions for Computer Science and not seeing an ethics course. Feels incomplete.

Well, somebody's going to fail their Voight-Kampff test.

Except that the set of achievements in the MCC is different from the original games, so you're not really double dipping achievements, especially given the tasks themselves are different. Beating every level LASO being one such example, along with finding new collectibles hidden on the maps, etc.

There's a fundamental difference in those situations; a person on the PS platform can't buy the entire title. A person on the Xbox platform buys the title and the dlc and only gets part of it now and the rest a year later for the same price as a PS platform buyer... and unless they're not buying any games between now…

I wish I could muster up some interest in this DLC but it's just not there. This is a "because I paid for it already, I guess I'll download it" kind of release for sure. Of note, the Activision announcement states the following: