hoossy

I don't typically preorder games anymore, but I really wanted to have this classic loaded up and ready to go come midnight.

Unfortunatly, the giant ad for Grim Fandang Remastered leads to no way to actually purchase the game.

Anyone else having the same problems?

I've heard such good things but do I need to play 1 and/or 2 first to appreciate this game? Thanks

Just noticed this while watching the GB Sunset Overdrive quicklook

Faux boy scout troop master named Norton? I'd say that's a Moonrise Kingdom reference.

Speaking of which, what are some of your favorite parodies/references in games?

@sackmanjones:

*Turns on*

Ooohhh. OoooOoOoOOhhhhh!!!

I had just been sitting here, commanding the PS4 to entertain me. Entertain me!

Thanks for the pep talk. I actually bought this guy today specifically because of what I heard about Mordor.

Let's give this baby a try.

So, I just bought a PS4.

It has been sitting on my bed for hours. I stare at it.

Is this thing worth is?

I haven't bought a new console or PC in a very long time... Now it's hard for me to gauge the value of a console, especially since I've never experienced the Steam marketplace.

I don't see myself spending the cash needed for a rig, plus a monitor, plus keyboard and mouse.... Is this my option?

Why am I not more thrilled with my purchase?

(I'm expecting some mind reading, folks)

So I'm looking to jump on the Vita train with all these great little indie titles to choose from.

I thought I would pick one up through Craigslist and save a little money.

Should I try to find a OG Vita with the OLED display or grab a Slim? Is the new form factor and battery life worth the sacrfice in screen quality? Does it really matter?

Thanks!

I used to do Redbull and 5 Hour Energy sometimes... but all this stuff can have some serious effects to your long-term health (like diabetes, heart problems, anxiety) so I stick to coffee or tea now.

One of the best ways to prove your point, no matter what it is, is to practice what you preach.

Walk the walk.

One of the best ways I've proven myself to not a be a "geeky homebody loser" is to balance my time between games and other (dare I say more educational or physical) activities. I love playing games. I also love and value doing other things. People are still surprised when you can demonstrate you can do both, responsibly.

There are many folks on this thread that get incredibly defensive when anything interpreted as "negative towards games" gets lobbied in their direction. The fact of the matter is, there are still many gamers out there who would probably do better to diversify their lives a little more. Just like there are folks who watch too much tv or eat too much.

Moderation will say a whole lot more about gamers than any outcry.

REDBOX RENTAL

God I hate fedoras. Maybe 1 out of every 10 people can actually wear one and look good. The rest are jokers.

The key is the clothes. If you want to look 'classy', then you better go all the way.