deox

Does Giant Bomb have any sort of random selection feature for it's archived video content?

What I mean is, a button or link that will redirect you to a random video on the site, whether it be a quick look, old live stream, or some form of premium content. I've only been coming to the site for about 2 years, and just recently became a premium member. So there is ton of hilariously dumb shit I've missed out on. I've been going back to check out some of the older content on the site, and find that going threw page after page of archived videos can be a little daunting if you don't know what you are looking for.

I think a feature like this would be fun and helpful, as most of the time i'm not looking for anything in particular, I just want to watch something and be entertained for a little while. I'm guessing this would help a lot of new duders in terms of discoverability as well... or maybe I'm just lazy??? That's a definite possibility.

In Canada the console versions sell for $70, while the PC version is only $50. My system could handle this game just fine so i'd be a fool to not go PC.

That's real shitty... I'm so sorry Jeff :(

I haven't really noticed, but then again I've never been one to get offended by other people's bad language.

With the addition of adventure mode and the new patch 2.1 features, I've found myself going back to Diablo 3 a lot, but my podcast game of choice has been Civilization 5 for a long time.

Zombies would be my choice. As long it's George Romero style, slow zombies... because i'm a pretty fast runner.

Please don't do it, duder. We're all here for you, let's talk this out.

Count me in.

PSN: deox_V2

I can usually spend about an hour playing a game before I feel the need to get up and do something else. That changes when I get my hands on any RPG or strategy game that I really enjoy. The Elder Scrolls games get me every time. When each those games where released I could burn 4-6 hours, no problem. Same can be said for the Civ series and most Paradox strategy games, like Europa Universalis.

It's alright. I don't think it's as terrible as some others seem to, but I would have preferred if they had just called it, Xbox.

"X1" as an abbreviation sounds pretty rad though.