tfw it tastes terrible, but you still eat the whole bag anyway

confirmed: mccree eats sand

pretty damn hard to get a read on a person showing up like that.

i did not game this quiz, i’ll have you know, ERIC

disappointed with lack of rihanna would-you-rathers

So if they aren’t getting any of the Kickstarter money.... why are they doing this? This seems like an enormous money sink for the company and if they are as small as I’m imagining, I can’t imagine they’d be willing to do this as some kind of charity.

hmmmmm but which picture of rihanna is it

The voice actors were good... but sometimes I wonder if they had ever heard some of the words they were saying. Do you remember the rich dude’s creepy son saying, “oragrararmi [origami] killer”?

Jason, have you tried any of the new co-op commanders? I recently booted up the game to play the Nova missions as well and was surprised how neat they were.

one addition:

While I enjoy Armitage’s voice for the role, I thought the voice acting for Trevor was sloppy. That said, I’m not sure which to attribute it to— the voice acting itself, or the animation that presented it. Just didn’t feel like it lined up well.

i will take doing laundry over other chores any day— just put some chill music and fold away

There *is* a bit more content to battle through with the patch, it’s just not necromancer-specific and locked into adventure mode.

I’m curious how that kind of thing works with people like Evan. He still writes about games somewhat sporadically, but why does his stuff have to be published on io9/Gizmodo? He can’t just pop in and publish under Kotaku on occasion, despite primarily writing for them?

oh man, i love the gradient bot. if you like that one, @colorschemez is also fun... although sometimes it makes me feel sad.

what if the game turns out to be a collection of weird teaser trailers?

What games do you think will get a remaster announcement this year... and do they actually deserve one?

hell, i would frame the instructions

you can learn the basics of blocking and throwing, but characters’ sprawling lists of moves—which exceed 100 button combos—are plainly intimidating