The last game had the Freeze boss battle what are you talking about?

I love all the people talking about how this will be the last generation of consoles, or the last one to use physical media. It's like that scene in Back to the Future 2 where Marty goes to the year 2015 and we have flying cars and Nike trainers that lace themselves. Yes, we all get excited thinking about the future,…

Technology doesn't progress, and in turn get adopted, that fast. We won't have traditional consoles in 6 years? Consoles haven't been around that long. He may as well add we wont have traditional tv's, and we'll all be flying around in cars by then.

I love every single person who is defending MoS in the comments. Just sayin'

That screen cap is the most terrifying thing I've seen in a long time.

If I wanted to see something run around aimlessly before being intercepted by a Hawk, I'd just go back and watch Colin Kaepernick's Week 2 performance.

Every week you confuse "that's not what I would have done" with bad writing. I'm glad you're not a TV writer, because your show would consist of a cast of characters who all acted exactly like you, and were awesome all of the time, always.

The Steelers being awful is my favorite thing of this NFL season.

What is truly absurd is to find excuses for poor security, like you are doing.

By going Dvorak.

I wouldn't worry about chronological order when it comes to Batman. The amount of Robins he's been through, as well as enemies that come back from the dead, kind of make any chronological coherency redundant. Hell, they rebooted the entire DC comics line last year, and Batman's very first comic reboot seemed like just…

The whole college stuff in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. It was dumb as hell, as well as nonsensical. So, the Decepticons built a Decepticon-girl and sent her to college in case Chia-Pet-La-Bouffe went to study there.

There's probably a more fun and realistic compromise than getting stuck on a dinner plate, wouldn't you say?

I use my computer to surf the net, play some games, and occasionally write an email.

Yeah, doesn't sound as innovative as giving your family an hour long demo does it?

Yikes. I don't think any of those on their own would bother me, but with dozens of images mishmashed across my screen, my stomach turned violently and I feel a bit ill..

Using iTunes in Windows feels like driving a big heavy truck. You anticipate how slow it's going to be when you click/gas/break.

FYI: A mommy with identical twin newborns will never get drunk and mix up her kids because she has no opportunities to drink.
NOTE: This rule does not apply to Lindsay Lohan should she ever [shudder] have twin offspring.

Not sure if others would find this helpful: maybe each review should have a small and quick list somewhere of the reviewers' 5 to 10 most recent reviews and their final recommendations (yes/no/not-yet/etc.). That way, for example, if a reviewer tends to agree with me on most games, and they give a new game a good or…

No, it's not laziness, it's how language WORKS. Words change meanings all the time because the people using this word slowly change its meaning. A language that never change is not going to survive very long as an active language.