Fallout 4. Also, Blade & Soul beta. Buy mostly, because my Grammy's birthday is this Saturday: Professor Layton and/or 999, for the DS

21st SEASON, not, year. It's only been on the air since 2005.

For someone as new as Alex is to this game, I would suggest running the entire campaign first. Not only because it allows a player to get familiar with controls, but also because it gives the player the xp to unlock perks that gives them an edge in PvP. Not to mention it all takes place in a much more low-key and less…

"Well, that's just Prime." https://www.youtube.com/wat…

….It's not a contest, son. You know that, right?

Not disagreeing with you. Just, any excuse to mention him

The velociraptor from Beast Wars.

Poor man. He sounds exasperated. He and Dan Harmon should talk about pet projects being suffocated to death or something.

So, is this Channon, or Yelena?

When he decides to act, he can pull off quite a performance. It's just that in almost all of his movies, he's not even trying to act.

The Bellybuttons - French-Canadian High School shenenigans between three girls trying to find their way through life, the universe and everything. Gag-a-day format, already in it's 7th volume.

Actually the silhouette of the monster was Chaaaps, the Centipeetle Gem Steven befriended. Not to mention that the assumption that the war rages until back then is quite the grasp, since the Gems have been fighting monsters like that since the beginning of the show. Those are corrupted gems they were fighting, not…

So, we're talking Doctor Who as directed by Guillermo del Toro, correct?

Unless you're not US, in which case this isn't the app you're looking for.

Thanks for making my joke accurate. Now it's hilarious.

Hey, look everybody, it's Briggs Hatton!

Horizon. It looks fantastic, and it's a really interesting idea to have a prehistoric level tribal society facing post-technological singularity life in a post-post-apocalyptic setting.

Even a fan-made one isn't exempt, it seems.

Bennett's flashback told me this: He's got a hero complex, that's why he became a soldier in the first place, but when push came to shove, he ducked out like a little bitch (or so he feels he did). Determined not to fail in living up to his responsibilities again, he keeps persuing Daya beyond the point of sanity, in…

Oh, ofcourse! Thank you for that.