I suppose it depends on what you really enjoy about Sandman.

It's hard for me to recommend Sandman to most comic readers.

He was doing a Horatio, it doesn't mean he was being facetious.

First, I still don't understand console fanboys. Why would anyone be so personally invested in a commercial item? How does buying something give you a sense of identity or superiority?

I had those same attitude about the first Spider-Man movie when I was in college. I liked something my whole life, and now everyone else has jumped on the bandwagon...

With any luck, it'll be better than everything else GM has built in the past 15 years.

I've had mine a month, but am very happy.

Sweet deal!

In terms of value/performance I'm very happy with:

I don't think anyone that's ever played on Xbox Live (or posted on Reddit) would ever accuse folks of lacking empathy...

Nintendo isn't damaging nature in terms of waste.

Meh, no one else was using the Wii U gamepad...

One part Recovering a crashed hard drive +
One part watching Hackers in high school (Crash Override)
= Crash Recovery

I can't wait to buy this game in 6 months for $30

I loved the "shows" from Max Payne 1 and 2. They were amusing enough to have Max stand around wearily for a few minutes to soak up the melodrama.

These look great, but I can't imagine the nightmare of trying to play it like that.

That's great! But that's not how I'm taking things with my child. While there's potential for inspiration in giving your kid a smart phone, more than likely they'll use it for games and maybe getting in trouble.

I have a 2 year old and she's not getting a phone until she hits low-mid double digits at earliest.

Good point.

Because that's not how the game industry operates anymore.