Clearly, that guy is pissed off...but the guy behind him is Angerer.

This article is missing a ton of information about the actual LAN settings, and/or WAN settings. In general, this article seems to lack some understanding of networks.

I quite like Pete Holmes, but I could do without the audience's laughter (or laughtrack). I don't need to be told when to feel things, thanks.

This is a joke right? What's the point in doing a post like this? People like you are ruining good gaming discussion for the rest of us.

Yes, it's kind of like insurance—the fee to have the policy is dirt cheap while the deductible can be very high—depending on the amount of data you'll need in case of an "accident."

Best franchise of the (almost) past gen, HANDS DOWN.

RB3 was my favorite by far, but all of my friends who used to play RB 1&2 with me had already gotten over it by then.

You can blame Activision for that. Way way too many games and spin-offs.

You are awarded no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.

While it is in no way a system seller, when you have different hardware attached to different TVs throughout the home, its a nice bonus to be able to use netflix in each room, when you know every system supports the function. Even if you don't use it, knowing that every device in your house supports a free function…

And people should know better than to trust that. I mean really.

Somebody recognized a contestant from The Bachelor Season 11 during a crowd shot of a baseball game, and we're making fun of the contestant?

He mentioned Shadow Complex in the review.

Did you ever play Shadow Complex for the 360? That game was also a Metroidvania-style game but set in a modern day underground bunker. You unlocked "powers" such as a jump-boosting rocket boots and a gun that could spray foam that hardened to create platforms. AO:BG reminds me of that game from your review.…

Kotaku, stop reminding me that we will never see a Shadow Complex 2.

When told the game tape was ambiguous, Belichick said: "Fine, if that's all you have to go on. But I've seen the practice tape, the sideline close-ups, and their halftime locker-room tape. Trust me, the Jets were doing this intentionally."