Already picturing Ted with a Santa Hat and beard.

And this is why they don’t care about putting out quality.

I largely agree, but you will never convince me that the combat ever rose above serviceable. It’s clunky and then eventually becomes easy in a very boring way. There is no room for experimentation or skill, but rather the boring timed clicking of the mouse. Ugh. At least in the beginning of the game, it’s sort-of…

The Witcher 1 was a fantastic game in a lot of ways. I loved the plot, and there’s a lot of thematic subtleties there as well as a few “boot to your face” moments that really make it shine. The combat is pretty decent, once you get used to it.

But what I really loved was the consequence in the game. Lots of decisions…

My oldest son has joined the PC gamer team after realizing just how great sales can be on Steam, GoG, and Epic. The fact that Nintendo rarely runs sales on their digital games and even when they do they are no more then 20% off sucks.

The vital question is, can I bar all male crew from the bridge? I demand bridge bunnies.

I don’t know. The characters look to be more like Voltron characters to me.

“Everything about that scene screamed the leader being focused and aggressive, but incompetent in his actual decisions and orders. It’s just an odd combo.”

The extra weapons aside, is this not another emphasising point to the fact the Empire are far too complacent in their ability to crush everyone and everything in their path until the Rebellion fully erupts?

The theory that this is an AI is my favourite because the implications are far worse than if it’s a corporation pulling the strings.

Yeah, how dare Dunkey have a sense of humor? Who does he think he is?

I mean not to blunt but practically all nerd shit is a bubble. This isn’t housing or grain or steel: it’s little bits of coloured paper with drawing and text on them. Its as true with anime figure as with Pokémon cards: spectualive bubbles based on totally artificial rarity, exchange value at its most naked. As…

If it only negatively impacts the “value” of speculative collectors’ collections I don’t think I see the problem.

“Nice guys like you shouldn’t have bad days.”

Without question - The Batman/Superman Adventures Episode where Bruce Wayne goes missing and Superman comes to Tim Drake’s aid to help locate Bruce. Superman even dons the Dark Knight mantle to keep up appearances.

The obvious answer is Ace, but since that has already been mentioned, I’ll go with this.

Very honorable runner up:

A video game journalism and review website. Exactly the people responsible for holding game companies to standards. Bad comment, Straw Man.