Nah, I can read fine. Their comic just looks like a clusterfuck every week.

I skip Life in Aggro almost every week nowadays because of their “panel-less” comic layout. I get that they’re trying to be artistic, but it makes them annoying to read.

Eh, “free” is a subjective thing. Like I said in an earlier comment, complimentary is probably a better term for this specific case. People will get the xbox live subscription regardless of Games with Gold, and they didn’t increase the cost when they released GWG.

“Happy” is an overstatement. I mean you were going to do it with or without additional games.

No, the 10 year membership was for all of the other services provided by Xbox Live. Games with Gold is relatively new.

Not really, it’s trying to find a word to more accurately describe it. You were just as happy paying for the Xbox Live service before Games with Gold.

Did they? I know it was $50 back in the day, but it seems like it was $60 before they launched Games with Gold.

Okay, how about instead of “free”, we try the word “complimentary”? Like the peanuts they give you on flights. They don’t have to give you the peanuts, you’re going to fly anyways.

Depends how you look at it. We paid for Xbox Live for over a decade without the benefit of free games. Now, every month, we get access a few games that usually cost money.

Obligatory link to the AVGN review of Wand of Gamelon. Go watch it after you read Heather’s review!

Note: Numbers aren’t everything. The previous Battlefront game launched with nine multiplayer modes. This game is launching with five. EA doesn’t have a chart for that in the video of course, but the knock on those nine modes last time is that some weren’t that hot. Five’s a decent start, and EA is teasing a “live…

Usually I’m with you, but Nintendo usually takes an eternity to drop the prices on their first party games. I can’t see Odyssey flopping hard enough to warrant a price drop below $48 in the near future.

Usually I’m with you, but Nintendo usually takes an eternity to drop the prices on their first party games. I can’t…

Yeah man, I’m with you. Deathmatch mode in every arena shooter is just battle royale without single-life, large player counts, items on the map that you have to scavenge after starting with nothing, a giant map with a time-constricted play area, or really any of the things that define battle royale shooters as a genre.

Oh yeah? What games were those?

You didn’t read very closely.

I love this. Hyper-conservative Christians are going to shit themselves over it.

Comparable, but I’d still put curling over bowling. I’m usually a bit winded after a hard sweep (bad throws happen), and after a weekend long Bonspiel my triceps and quads are killing me. I’ve never been out of breath from throwing a bowling ball, though I suspect the same fatigue sets in from playing in a tournament.…

Have you ever curled? It’s way more physically demanding than gaming.

Side note, anyone know of a match-3 battle/RPG game available on mobile now? I’m thinking like Puzzle Quest, enjoyed the hell out of that game on XBLA.

I can see you being embarrassed publicly announcing your addiction to Japanese dating simulators, but No Man’s Sky?