Whoever pinned a badge to his chest and put him on the street is as much to blame.

That’s impressive. I do love my Dreamcast as well. I recently sat down to figure out what my next retro console was going to be and decided that I am going to add a TurboDuo to my console/handheld collection (~40) this summer.

I was always under the impression that it was an exaggerated recreation of an actual event because we have all been there.

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Considering she knows who Hideo Kojima is, she’s probably been playing Zelda games longer than most of the people trying to correct her have been alive.

It’s also annoying as shit to have everyone mansplain games to you. Think about it for a second: If she means to legitimately inquire as to what the character is doing at that moment, then she has progressed through the game to the point that she has acquired the headgear, donned it herself, traveled to this point and…

I don’t think you’re quite grasping what was going on here. Ms. Dumas posted an image of Link swimming in a pig head costume and posed the question, “Zelda {game series}, what are you doing {going in this creative direction}?” to which point an army of nerds misconstrued as “Zelda {misidentified male character}, what…

I think Howard Phillips and Gail Tilden talking about NOA circa 1985 would be an awesome feature.

A little exposition goes a long way. For one, it would have made this entire subject moot. Remember, I’m just throwing out a possibility, not the obvious answer. By not explaining why every threat can’t be destroyed by one kamikaze pilot, they’ve now left a logic gap in not just this film but in all nine existing…

There’s a huge narrative difference between could have been easily explained and is easily explained away.

Han establishes in the very first film that the navicomputer makes the necessary computations to avoid hitting anything in hyperspace. (It’s what makes the Kessel Run record so impressive. The Falcon’s navigational computer is second to none.)

It bugs me that this could have so easily been explained away. All it…

Once his knee hit the ground it was a completed catch, the ball moved after his knees hit the ground and he was reaching for the endzone so at best it would have been a fumble.

First of all, X-wings can’t go to hyperspace remotely, they require an astromech droid (like R2 or BB-8) and I’m not sure that a droid can commit suicide.

Further proof that some people would vote for Satan himself as long as his name appeared as “Satan (R)“

This is politics as religion. Oh well, 240 years was a good run.

Hoping that Santa just hasn’t gotten around to answering that letter from 1991? It wasn’t lost, Rosin. You were just naughty. (And you know what you did.)

I’m broke so I awarded the Specknose Game of the Year Award to this cartridge of Marble Madness that I picked up at a garage sale. (It has just as much credibility as Knightley’s trailer show.)

I too am conservative. It’s why I vote Democrat.

If I can’t have Tidus, I’ll cheat and take Sean Walker from 24:The Game. I was so glad to see him get killed. (Almost hard to believe that this is the same guy that does Obi-Wan and the “Animation Domination” promos.)

That absolutely worst offender for this is Ben 10 Alien Force for the Hyperscan*. Not only does it constantly remind you how to jump over obstacles, it will often do so in the middle of your jump ruining both your concentration and your inertia.

(*To be honest, nearly everything Hyperscan does is the absolute worst.)

Throw in the XMB from PS3 and you’ve got yourself a deal.