It’s all subjective, really.

I’ve been hoping games would start doing this for a while. There’s a lot of time, money, and effort that go into dubbing, especially if you want to do it well. Bad dubs ruin a game fast, to the point where there are games I’ve muted rather than listen to them (thankfully, those are much rarer these days.)

I knew I forgot some...

Nooo!!! It’s a keytastrophe!

You’ve got every key except the ones that really matter. I’m disappointed.

Ya missed one!

That depends, are you the Gatekeeper? ;)

That is really cheesy. A voice actor has no ability to tell if they are getting paid what they are worth if they can’t tell what game they are working on, or how significant the part is. The companies have no other excuse than to take financial advantage of the actors ignorance. It may not be illegal, but it sure…

That’s what confused me. Isn’t this the 3rd game in the series? I’m assuming story wise the first two have nothing to do with each other. Then I wonder if this one is connected at all to the previous title.

Unfortunately, this is useless because it assumes those voting for Trump have a remedial grasp of the English language. Personally, this is not an assumption I’m willing to make.

False. Was not in ALL CAPS.

The two country divide actually started when Lincoln let the Confederates off the hook after the war and just let them integrate back into society sans any real punishment. There should’ve been trials, hangings, and bannings of Confederate symbols and memorials.

I saw this on the interwebs somewhere - not sure who it’s attributed to - but god damn it is spot on and worth a re-post elsewhere.

That’s true, I’ve never had any problems with their hardware.

This is one of the primary reasons I stopped shopping at Gamestop and similar stores years ago. They’re dirty and dingy. The vast majority of used games are in terrible condition, missing manuals, the box is beat up to hell, or the cover art is simply gone.

Myself and most of my friends took excellent care of our…

“I once tracked down the author of this guide, Dan Birlew, and asked him how all this happened. He wouldn’t say. (“I do not comment on books/games that old. Please direct your queries to BradyGames.”

You called?