Exactly. Like I’m sure that getting made fun of isn’t great for anyone, but at the same time it’s a comedy show. Of course he’s going to change things around and exaggerate things to get laughs. It was a fantastic special and I loved it

It was terrible for me too. The sad part is, the actual company was amazing. I had great pay, we had great benefits (fully paid for medical), they had fully stocked kitchens on every floor with free food. It was honestly incredible. But I could only hack it for six months before I couldn’t take the mental and verbal…

It’s really sad to hear that the Inventory system hasn’t improved at all. That was by far my biggest complaint with the first game, the Inventory system was just so irritating to deal with. It’s not enough to stop me from playing the game, but it’s definitely a damper.

It honestly kind of kills me that I love their cards so much, because of how scummy their business practices can be. But like you said, I tend to just encounter less issues with their cards.

You shut your mouth. This movie is my favorite guilty pleasure of all time.

I agree with almost everything you’ve said here, but I have to disagree about Shadow of the Colossus. I understand that it’s largely opinion based, but this is the first instance I’ve seen of someone saying that 30fps actually looks better. Is 30 perfectly playable? Absolutely. But better? I highly disagree. I played…

Even if you don’t have one, it’s still worth it if you ask me. Most games have some sort of performance mode, and even if not they’ll down sample from the rendering resolution and make it look even better. I got one when they came out and can’t even fathom going back to a normal console.

Dude just looks like a Gremlin. I want to punch him in the face.

That was the biggest emotional disconnect for me. I still loved Spiderman’s death scene and it was very emotional, but him (along with Black Panther) you know aren’t really dead, because they have sequel movies coming. It was the same issue with Batman v Superman. They had already confirmed a Justice League movie…

I agree. I think that would have been paced much better.

I know that this game gets circle-jerked to hell and back, but I totally get it. It’s not much compared to some people, but I have ~265 hours for this game on PC and ~150 on my PS4. I just upgraded my GPU (after having to downgrade it before) and of course, the itch for Witcher 3 is back. I _want_ to spend 100+ hours…

I was the same way with Persona 5. I absolutely loved the game and almost everything about it, but I think my final time clocked in at just over 120 hours so after I hit 100 I was so ready to be done.

They’ve confirmed that it is Hardy doing Venom’s voice.

I reeeeeeally hope that this Splinter Cell mission is to gage people’s interest in a new Splinter Cell. I know that a lot of people hated it, but I loved Blacklist and I would LOVE a new SC.

This movie was terrible, and I loved every fucking second of it.

I’m so scared to finally start this game. I have other games I Need to beat! I can’t afford to lose so much time to this game!

That actually makes me really happy that I kind of fell off of KH for a while. The first game is a staple of my childhood, and I will love that game until the day I die. I didn’t actually fully play KH2 until the PS4 collection released. Through a series of circumstances, I was just never able to get KH2 as a kid. So…

There’s been heavy rumors that they’ll reveal the release date at E3, so we’ll see if that actually happens.

This is actually really fascinating. I’ve always (naively) thought that it was basically just making one model for the character and essentially applying different textures over it. I didn’t realize that they basically build a brand new model for each skin. It definitely gives you more respect for what these guys do!…

That’s actually incredibly tempting. I had the game for 360, but couldn’t really get into it. It looked really muddy and the framerate was really choppy. If they could up the resolution and stabilize the framerate, I might have to jump back in.