I guess it's not clear here—probably because I was furiously trying to avoid spoilers and over-explaining things—but the video game elements are only the tiniest of slivers to what's going on in this book. It's an important point of entry but the world-building in this book is very expansive. It's a great book.

Sounds like a Kenan & Kel episode

"KEL, GET A SPACESHIP CAR, AN EGG AND A JETPACK AND GO MEET ME AT MT. CHILIAD. NOW COME ON......TWITCHY!"

Maybe Valve will get around to actually fixing the Early Access system now instead of doing nothing apart from putting hats in TF2.

Voyager wasn't horrible at all (as others have already noted). Most of the show was fantastic—or at least better than Enterprise, Scott Bakula notwithstanding. Highlights include the humanization of Seven of Nine and the EMH, the relationship that grew between Janeway and Chakotay, and...um...other stuff.

Star Trek: Voyager was pretty horrible

playing? The only thing my PS4 does is collect dust. That will change when Bloodborne comes. Maybe before then. Depends on exclusives. I buy everything available on PC for PC instead of PS4. And others I will get on Vita instead of PS4 for portability.

I am so humbled by all of the kind words and helpful criticism over the last three days. Everything i've been sent by the gaming community over the last few hours have been amazing.

go fuck yourself.

Same with me: it just took about thirty minutes of trying new things to get it. You can do it two ways I've found:

1) find the mtr you want and input your own FontColor=_examples are 80,80,80,120 or f2f2f2f2_ this would be if you wanted to tweak an individual meter, for the purpose of accents in only one place.

2)…

She set the bar awfully, AWFULLY high in The Mask, but if my future wife looked like that in 14 years, I'd be pretty happy about it.

The Guardians of the Galaxy from 1969 bears no relationship with the Guardians that are featured in the movie or any recent comics (other than a guest spot). Most of the primary characters were created in various forms in the 1970s (primarily by Jim Starlin), and the current team came together in the Annihilation…

I dunno, Falcon's his own pile of awesome, but he hasn't been able to carry a solo book for very long. I'm torn. On one hand we get Falcon Cap, a guy who's his own man, and longtime Cap partner stepping in to fill the role temporarily. Which, might get people to read more about him. On the other hand, Falcon's his…

While I cannot get behind the whole female Thore Odinnotson at all since it's an obvious cash grab PR stunt, I can fully support The Falcon taking over in cap's shoes.

If this is Sam Wilson, then taking on Steve Rogers' mantle kinda makes him... Captain Falcon.

They introduce lots of new characters. Heck, Guardians of the Galaxy are pretty darn new (at least the movie crew).

Besides, how is it lazy to have a new person take up the mantle of Captain America? If anything, it's the opposite of lazy. It forces the writers to define what makes someone "Captain America"…

You do realise that if they had a black parent and a white parent the kids can be be a mixture of skin colours or at one extreme or another. It's rare but it has happened.

Cuz, no one fights like Gaston.

Honestly, while watching this, I thought they were announcing a movie. I got really sad when it ended up being a Smash character reveal.

Forget about Palutena. I want a goddamn Smash Bros anime.