The problem is that most game protagonists tend to be white males in their 20s-40s, so it’s not surprising you get the same two white guys (Nolan North and Troy Baker) voicing practically every lead character. The characters are practically being written for them at this point.

The problem is that he keeps getting cast as the same character, more or less. When you give him something that shies away from the "Everyman" character he usually plays, he's great. He was fantastic as The Penguin in the Arkham games.

There are approximately 28 grams in an ounce.

Pretty much anything by Gene Wolfe.

It might be easier, but it's incorrect.

How do you know they didn’t speak up? Perhaps they did and weren’t listened to?

Just here to weigh in on the new layout: It sucks.

Rocksteady had nothing to do with the decision. It was the publisher's call.

Why not? It wasn't Rocksteady that fucked up the port.

Lizzie and Stephen literally have a conversation in the campground area about sleeping together while he's still married to Kate.

I think it’s pretty much understood that the light is a deity, or at least a being so powerful and alien that it may as well be one. That doesn't mean it's supposed to be the Christian god of the Rapture. The Rapture is just the closest metaphor we have for what is happening. Everyone is given an opportunity to come…

For the record that’s just one interpretation. My interpretation is that the light was moving people towards reconciling their own regrets and destroyed relationships just before sublimating them, or bringing them into the Rapture. They joined a sort of collective consciousness where they could always be with that…

Couldn't disagree more. The whole story was about redemption and finding the thing that makes you whole. I found it very hopeful, overall.

My understanding was that a Star Destroyer was roughly the size of Manhattan. This one looks a little small.

What spoilers?

Luigi's Mansion, and Zelda: Link Between Worlds are absolute musts.

Bummer.

Wow, when was Tor Johnson a wrestler?

I think you’re vastly overestimating the pop cultural impact of most comics.

Lots of people. They’re founding members of the Avengers. That’s why Marvel started with them and not Guardians or one of their other more obscure characters/teams. They knew to start with the most marketable characters first, build a brand, then branch out into their other IPs.