My pick would probably would have to be either The Long Night of Solace or New Alexandria in Halo Reach. Those two levels were goddamn masterpieces.

You’re not wrong to complain, but my understanding is that they have to weigh demand equally with the portability of the code to a different architecture. It’s probably just simply a bigger chore to build an emulator for Infinite Undiscovery than it was for Cars.

Counting roughly 30 actual purchases, Games with Gold, EA Access, and 360 backward compatibility I have almost 200 games on Xbox One either on my HD or available in my “Ready to download” queue - plus probably a few dozen X360 discs of BC games that I haven’t loaded in.

+1,000,000

The main reason I became an Xbox guy originally was because I wanted to continue the Rare franchises like DKR that I loved so much on N64. Obviously that didn’t pan out, but I stayed for Halo and Gears of War.

If you read this article in obverse, you’ll hear that Paul is alive.

Whatever it is, I’m sure Hillary sold 20% of it to the Russians.

The lore in some of the in-universe collectibles kind of delve into those larger questions about the implications of unlimited state-sanctioned violence against other survivors of a catastrophe.

What do you have against Italicans bro?

This could’ve been prevented if mall security didn’t have to devote so much of their resources to making sure Roy Moore stayed off the premises.

Good for Trump, sticking by his complete lack of principles and basic decency whatsoever.

Funny how this comes a day after the Trump DOJ sues to block the AT&T-Time Warner merger, the ostensible reasons cited for which were all about the exact anti-competitive effects on content distribution that revoking net neutrality would also contribute to.

I can’t think of CP2077 without hearing this song in my head. I can’t hear this song without thinking of CP2077.

Wow. A Kotaku article about EVE describing the results of economic and organizational turmoil that occurred in actual real life. Who’d’ve thunk it.

I was originally under the impression that these cards/unlocks from the loot boxes were consumables, but having played it I can feel slightly better that there is a finite amount of advantages that money/too much time on your hands can buy. Still nonplussed, but at least still leaving the window open to a purchase…

To me the animation of the loot crates opening in SWBF2 reminded me a lot of the one in The Division - that hissing gasket oomph sound, opening bang, screen shaking effect, etc.

Also bullshit: Kylo Ren playable as a hero during a Clone Wars-era battle on Naboo.

I imagine AT&T’s lawyers are taking a good long look at batshit Roger Stone’s tweets implying that there would be antitrust scrutiny specific to CNN. Hell this could undermine the government’s case just as badly as Trump did with Bowe Bergdahl’s sentencing.

Well at least the in-game emulations have their original 1940s graphics for historical authenticity.

Yeah, it’s almost like some sort of metaphor for capitalism.