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PSA: the Director's Commentary is free DLC for anybody that bought the digital versions. FYI, you have to jump through a ton of hoops to grab it on Steam though.

1. Download 4GB patch
2. Start the game.
3. Exit the game.
4. Right-click > properties > view DLC > Director's Commentary
5. Download 2GB DLC

Does anybody remember the game Bastion? Wasn't there an identical choice at the end where you choose whether to rewind time and bring everyone back vs. moving on? I could've sworn most people were on the "screw the dead, we need to keep moving forward!" wagon.

The Mist is criminally underrated monster movie, The Thing (original) sounds like it might be up your alley too. The Car, for some cheesy entertainment (It's what evil drives!).

Vinny sharing the same page with Rory Gilmore, inconceivable! The apocalypse is nigh.

@citizencoffeecake:

Thanks, I actually looked at the other thread for a bit and decided I didn't want to know anymore.

Anyways, I welcome anyone willing to keep me entertained!

Mcguyver on Mars seems tempting....

But so does space Gulliver's Travels...

Thanks guys.

I'm thinking about trying out Audible, does anyone have any recommendations? Genre doesn't matter, just any book that you think is good. Thanks in advance!

For only $49.99, you too can be an acclaimed satirist, just like Vincent Carevilla!

(DLC not included)

Bonus Fact: BermanBraun doesn't exist anymore either, they restructured into WhaleRock something or other. I just checked out anime vice again, I'm weirded out that after two years it still uses the same layout and asks you to create a Whiskey Media account. Who knows, maybe all those sites are living on borrowed time.

@wolfgame: A japanese figure skater is going to be performing to one of "his songs" during the Sochi Olympics, maybe his ghost writer finally wants some attention? He's also admitting this through his lawyers, so maybe he's being sued?

It doesn't really matter what his motivation was, he shouldn't have done it. Most musicians don't write their own music, the difference is they admit it.