Imagine if this happened in the NBA. Just some “bad blood” between “tough competitors” with a real “blue collar work ethic” but also a high “sports IQ”. Ugh.

Producers: Here’s a show that’s fun to watch, well-acted, with lots of mysteries, but none will ever be confirmed in the way YOU want them to be.

The dream of the 90s is alive in Raccoon City

Every person I’ve introduced X wing Miniatures to has gotten immediately hooked, and now I have a group of 5-6 close friends I play with on the regular (not counting friends I made through playing the game). I think something about having to buy your own pieces and assemble your own special squad is appealing…

Because famous people (even seemingly “down to earth”) have probably never had a real conversation with someone where they had their assumptions challenged.

Why would torturing someone ever be something Batman does? Or shooting an unarmed hostage? Maybe there are sections where you play as a villain? Has this sort of thing ever effected ratings before?

I recently gave away my PS2 and PS3 to a friend with all my best games. It is a decision I will regret until the day I die.

I love video games. Like a lot. Like I logged in over 20 hours on Dragon Age this weekend alone. Someone this crazy good boggles my mind. So my question is - and forgive my ignorance - is this an actual job? And if so, how do I apply?

I think it's protected because it's a parody. And something doesn't have to be funny to be a parody. It has to be transformative. And I think it's trying to make a statement on grimdark reboots and how ridiculous it is give that treatment to certain franchises.

My fingers hurt imagining what it's gonna be like "CONTROLLING" that.

Am I alone in thinking KO was actually kind of funny?

That just ruined my childhood in a good way.