Quite honestly, this might've been one of the funnest movies I've ever seen. I mean, I've had movies that have made me laugh harder or were more intense, but none have ever TRULY given me the feeling that I just got off of a two hour long, high-speed rollercoaster with fire and guns going off all around me.

@tengobotas: I'm sorry, but my opinion of the situation, and I'm sure I'm not the only one, came from the actual postings of the shooter that Kotaku linked to and not anything that was written by the staff here.

Where can I buy that figure?

@tengobotas: Kolian never implied that he/she comes here for "news" on the shooter, so that snarky comment was pretty unnecessary.

@Dralel: He used a video game forum as a blog for some of his rantings. It's related.

Don't know why people are complaining, this is pretty related to video games.

It's probably going to be a standard Telltale fare, but I know I'm going to play the hell out of it anyway.

@hazelnut1112: NOH8

After having to sit by and watch so many bullshit franchises take off, just let me have this one bullshit franchise. I liked Tron Legacy as a popcorn movie, and would love to see more.

Meh, I still prefer the Halo 3 trailer. I didn't even like Halo at the time and I thought it was really well done.

Clearly it's the end of the world, and the sign that Captain America is going to flop omg!!1

@kelz: Batman has also used guns before.

I really hate that I do most of my gaming on PC now.

This show is already way better than Heroes after only two episodes. I think using the cape as an actual device for crime fighting instead of just being a fashion accessory is a pretty neat gimmick.

Ewww. No thanks.

SHIT, someone has been stalking me.

I think I liked the New World name better, although I don't remember if that was ever official.

Regarding the article image, I think the biggest failure was that everybody already pretty much knew that they would eventually all the "exclusive" characters would be released as DLC, as that seems like a more common trend these days.

@skt.smth: Not to sound elitist or anything, but I kinda liked it the other way.

It's a shame that they didn't do this until well after most fans already filled their iPods with Beatles music. I probably would've paid for some of these tracks, had they been timely about it.