Act now and get Blockbuster, RadioShack, Circuit City, CompUSA, Software, Etc., Borders, Hollywood Video, and Columbia House! That's a whopping EIGHT DEFUNCT RETAILERS for the price of one!

That's more like relations news, right?

That and the wall roasts in Castlevania. Who puts that in a wall?!

GIVE UP WHILE YOU STILL CAN!

That's where it got me. It also scared the shit out of me for no apparent reason other than my constant expectation that an enemy would be around a corner (I hadn't read about it before I bought it on a whim). I just watched Jim Sterling's quick look and this game definitely seems to be for folks like us who enjoyed…

Jim Sterling didn't seem to like it, either: http://www.thejimquisition….

The only moment in Gone Home that really got me like that was seeing the red hair dye in the tub and immediately assuming it was blood, because video games and other media. It threw out a few other red herrings, but I can't recall them right now. I never really got invested in the story, though, like I did with…

We are in an intense minority but agreed. I loved it. I felt it was best experienced at night, during the fall, with the windows open and the breeze blowing in. Brought me to tears at times.

Dear Esther was similarly divisive. I found it affecting and beautiful while others struggled to even articulate what it was.

That sounds fucking awesome and I'm going to play it this weekend.

rip jon lovitz

I wonder if some of this also comes from the titles being written in pseudo-cursive which may lead a young reader to confuse "a" and "e", especially when expecting an "e"?

Some people find it really hard to entertain the idea that they're wrong.

It's basically like getting RT'd by god.

ATS is never not entertaining. It's especially fun when you see super crazy conspiracy "theories" get shot down by people who believe an even more insane one and use all the trappings of thoughtful, logical argumentation to make themselves seem legit.

Donald Trump does not approve in either case.

What are you?

Dat is een vreemde manier te spellen Nieuw-Zeeland, vriend.

Nope, no way our memories are ever wrong, it has to be a conspiracy. Simplest explanation.

She was unbearable.