Flash must never know Tala is Grodd's ex.

Fifth!

I guess that says something about our society when we think the easiest way to give a female character development is to have somebody try to rape her.

Technically, self-righteous means "a person trying to be good".
It's all in the context.

Don't tell me that there was no agenda. Something like Korra hasn't got an agenda, but the feminism in Buffy got deafening at times (admittedly, that was in season seven, when everything was going terrible).

Everybody would have complained that a sadistic idiot child with no idea how to use the power he'd been given succeeding his boorish, equally stupid father would have been far too unsubtle as political satire.

Appropriate, in that he can only direct 0.016% of an action flick.

The thing was, the Bourne films do have some decent action bits, but it's almost never the close combat segments.

The worst thing is that consoles are worthless if the library sucks. There would be more motivation to buy a new console if you could play all the gems from yesteryear on it.

Yep, sony and XBOX have the advantage since their characters are so generic and bland we can't tell it's the same one.

I like it when games feel cinematic, like, whew, that was close.

Unknown to all, when the cloning process does not involve enhanced aging the "cannot hit anything" gene is switched to the "can be hit by anything" gene.

Especially small intense fanbases of things that then become very popular.

Better than Nords shouting "Skyrim belongs to the Nords!" all the time regardless of situation.

That's not an abortion, it's a murder scene from an adult film as seen through the eyes of a small child.

The Dunmer's choices were Skyrim or being volcanoed.

"If the council want a universe saviour they should choose someone who can delegate!"

Morrowind's main story is fantastic, especially some of the final confrontations…

That really confused me, since Morrowind's main story was phenomenal (though I am biased) and Skyrim just seemed a step down, especially after that opening.

Although it does limit player choice, I find splitting up the party can be brilliant in any RPG that does it well. It should really be explored more by modern RPG developers.