Good luck with that.

First we have to instill the "get out of the passing lane unless you are using it" thing here in the States.

My three year old loves Adventure Time. He's kinda special.

Molyneux has made some really good games. Godus is not one of them. I played it on mobile, and it was junk. Nothing happened. There was nothing at stake. It felt like one big tutorial. I'll never get those hours back.

Thanks!

What is that first GIF from? That is fantastic!

I don't really play multiplayer games anymore, but my wife has this thing where she always wants to talk to me about something "important" during a cutscene.

This is pretty much the reason I don't play multiplayer games anymore.

Often the difference between good code and bad code is the understanding and application of theory.

My nine year old says "God is stupid. People who believe in God are stupid."

I think the developer that really pioneered the community aspect of gaming- perhaps without really knowing it- was Bungie. The Myth community was huge (for the time). The Microsoft buyout ended all of that.

The next logical step would be giant zeppelins that can keep station for weeks without refueling and holding enough armament to completely deny an area for the same amount of time. Like an aircraft carrier.... in the air... oh wait.

I was interested until the word "Crossover".

SPNKR. Pronounced 'spanker'. It is a clever acronym that I can't remember off the top of my head, but most people know it as 'The Rocket Launcher'.

In my day we had epic LAN parties with Marathon. I think we invented spawn camping and toe shots.

This reminds me of the way my friends and I felt about Pigskin. (Arcade. Not the Genesis port)

2CV with the v12.

You should take a gander at the M18 Hellcat. That tank destroyer was definitely lighter, more maneuverable and quicker than any other tank during WWII. It could probably outrun an Abrams.

I'm still waiting for Bungie to make Pimps at Sea for realz.

We used to live out of the way where there were only two houses on our street and no other neighborhoods in safe walking distance, so yeah, I'd take the kids to the rich neighborhood for trick or treating. We have friends there, so it was cool.