Complementing:

who would have thought that the Assassin’s Creed franchise would be breaking new ground by just not releasing games?

Do you know what’ worse than typing bad comments?

That is actually untrue. You can pick what the mystery mushroom is when doing level designs without using an amiibo. Simply place the mushroom in the world (not in a block) and then tap the mushroom. You can then select what costume you want it to do and then place it in the blocks desired. It took me a while to…

Welcome back. Been waiting for another contest.

Anyone who ranks the Deep Space Nine intro as anything not first or second is wrong.

Thanks for the polite explanation at the bottom there. I will mull on this, as I do when I get some new information added to my perspective.

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p.s. also this Trek/Scifi convo has continued on longer than my dearest dreams. Thank you.

These. Are. The. Best. Headphones.

These. Are. The. Best. Headphones.

Man, I finally pick up a SNES and they port Mother to the Wii U. EFF YOU, NintenDORKS!! I’m NEVER getting a PS Plus subscription!

Because they’re more rare than unicorns in video games?

When I first saw these, I was really intrigued. And I was in the market for a new set of monitors too, so I actually considered one. However, I think there are some personal preference things that might make me weird:

Jason even though you are an Unethical Game Journo Pros, (but mostly because you are a Man) I will be civil in the hopes of furthering polite discourse.

"Stud-free"? So I guess there's no Captain Kirk aboard.

The kicker? Everyone in London has a French accent.

STFU Sitwell, everyone knows you're Hydra scum.

Under the assumption that you're referring to podcasts generally as a "genre" (even though they're a "medium", comedy is a "genre"), I don't think that Serial has caused an explosion of popularity. It is one of the first podcasts that has gained massive popularity quickly, however. I think that is mostly due to its…

The tough ones were the best! Think of the rings as pairs. Learn how each two-ring set interacts and treat them, basically, as one ring that will always, say, point to two parts that are divided by one other part. Then learn the "rules" for the other pair. It's more complicated than that, but if you think of the rings…

"greatER continuity" [missed the edit window to correct that]