Calling out flat-earthers is so mainstream. I debate with Time-cubers.

Note to self: don't do anything.

Football Manager is a cultural touchstone in Europe.

How did Virtua Fighter fall by the wayside? It was (briefly) considered the gold standard of fighting games. Was it just a symptom of Sega's hardware failures?

A comedy prequel in which Vin Diesel character struggles to pass his driving test in time for the prom or he will have no date!

I think it's just some granpa who forgot to take his meds and thought he could still drive.

But which city will they drift?

If 'Kursk salient' isn't said by TP-S then it's not really said.

I studied Physics at Bristol University and for the biophysics module, which included the physics of genetics, a solid three lecture blocks were dedicated to watching that film. That was really sweet.

I think the gritty, European atmosphere sets it apart from a lot of other films in its category.

Also tax.

God yes. Getting pumped up with your friends and releasing all that energy with an N64 session.

Blade and Wesley Snipes have been forgotten about all too quickly.

The last time I played it was when I was selling off my SNES games a few years ago and what got me was how slow the game was. Very fun, indeed, but it was a trundle rather than the trot that Super Mario World was.

I can't think of games more ripe for remakes than Kojima's pre MGS games. I want to enjoy the likes of Snatcher and Policenauts without just watching playthrus on Youtube.

Stinky East Asian food is like the gateway food for actual stinky South East Asian food for Westerners.

Isn't spinach and garlic green and white respectively and not open sore colour?

If you're ever in Yangon, Parami Pizza is the place to come.

You'll play nothing and like it!

Second for Batman Forever. A huge budget movie (for the time) with all the culturally significant bands at the time with some of the hottest stars of the time (minus Val Kilmer obviously) and the slickest marketing available (including the obligatory McDonalds Happy Meal tie-ins and underwhelming video game with…