Maybe my favorite TV series of all time, I watched completely out of order. Season 5 of The Shield is maybe one of my favorite seasons of television ever, so of course I got hooked after like two episodes. A friend of mine was catching me up as we watched the beginning (ish?) of that season. I was 100% invested in…

“... it’ll introduce a completely new style to the world of Transformer”

I think the single player campaign could learn a lot from a game like Agents of Mayhem, IMO a hugely underrated game for how deep some of the gameplay is. I feel they are conspicuously similar in tone, but AoM shows the direction you can take a franchise like Crackdown. All the characters were diverse with deep skill…

I’ve seen Soul Man more times than I care to admit. Still don’t know how I feel about that.

“executive producing that hyper-realistic Robert Rodriguez movie about a cyborg with giant eyeballs who plays rollerball in a dystopian future”

Rockstar doesn’t get that being forced into an open PVP community is kind of insane. There are other ways to multiplay, and oddly we are given this gigantic map and none of those options.

Yep... in hopes that when the game is fine-tuned for a less chaotic experience, I’ll at least have some money to start with.

Knowing the history of Destiny’s first game, I waited a year to play the sequel. It was the best decision I ever made. Looks to me like the Division is trying to correct the usual hiccups this time around, so maybe not that long. I plan on trying it out around this summer, or the next big sale after that.

Its funny you being the go-to Division resource, and you recently writing about how much you tend to play multiplayer games solo. I must commend you for any time spent in the DZ. You truly suffer for your art.

You aren’t wrong, but I love that we get to have a concise ending, and the producers gave the show a chance to do so. I will happily take 3 seasons of a show I have no problem with viewing several times over. I liked the Walking Dead three seasons in too, and now....

Let’s see, this is the last weekend of my Xbox Game Pass, and we’re expecting some snowfall this weekend, so I have a playlist to work through: Shadow of Mordor, Ori, Mutant Year Zero, Agents of Mayhem and they just announced Shadow of the Tomb Raider... and somehow I’m kinda bummed I didn’t get the Division 2 beta…

One trend I like that I’m noticing with MP games, especially with co-op, is that people are just muting themselves and others. Even playing what little I did of Anthem’s beta, it was in complete silence. The Division, ME Andromeda multiplayer (member that game?) and my whole experience with Destiny 2 so far have been…

I just bought Destiny 2 last November, and I’m getting into the multiplayer/endgame territory now. So this anti-social gamer is going to have to have to put on his big boy pants pretty soon. I actually spent a good deal of time MP gaming during The Division’s global events last year, which encourages a ton of co-op.…

I honestly can’t remember the last time I scrolled on the FB home page/feed. Nothing to do with the political climate - I vetted my contact list from day 1 to exclude people who dismiss their anti-human views as a “political” stance. I live in a city where I hate my local NFL team and their fans never stop posting…

I worked from home for multiple years, and you are dead on in saying that a lot of management just don’t get it. My day-to-day LIFE is improved tenfold when I WFH. There is an adjustment period to find your comfort zone... my tip would be to make sure you have created your own dedicated personal office/workspace. But…

Its also our ass-backward western culture thinking that animation is a genre and not a medium. A movie like Into the Spider-Verse is something I’ve been screaming for for decades. Hoping it finally shows execs that you can make full length animated films for well-known properties like Spider-Man (or Star Wars!).

I think its most respectful when they actually acknowledge the death of the actor on the show with the death of the character, like they did with Katherine Chancellor.

With all the resources Disney has, I don’t know why we haven’t seen a Star Wars equivalent of the DC animated films. Those DVDs sell and don’t necessarily feel they need to coddle to a younger audience. 

Exactly. Can we please have some high-end animated joints like this? My high praise of Into the Spider-Verse mostly comes from proving the fact that you can put time and money into high quality animation for a well-known property and succeed. Or maintain them as shorts to cut the cost. Blizzard does that much already.

I think I been on Y&R since my eyes and ears could comprehend, so I was there when his Neil Winters showed up day 1. My Mom told me they were diminishing his role on the show, he must have really been going through it. Reminds me of how people really do have their own unique struggle.