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I'm playing it. It's not really a game though. You click on something, a ball moves along a track to the thing you clicked, and you either watch a video or look at a picture and comment on it. It's an interesting and unique way to tell a story and I'm having a good time posting my weird theories on what's going on.

Guardians of the Galaxy: It follows the same Marvel formula plot-wise and yet it still embeds a sense of fun, excitement, and has enough charming characters to be worth full price at the theatre. Plus, it's a laugh riot to boot.

I give it 4 jackasses standing in a circle out of 5.

For me, it's a toss-up between Prisoner of Azkaban and Deathly Hallows Part 2. Azkaban has the Alfonso Cuaron style that I really like and Deathly Hallows Part 2 managed to bring so much emotion to the table.

All of these movies are great in their own way.

Tales from the Borderlands better be a feel-good comedic romp because after playing this episode, I need some form of joy in my life right now.

Fuck...

Remember when we liked video games based on how much fun we had playing them? Man, those were the times.

Dammit, I'm not going to be around on the 26th for that special emblem and whatever else Bungie's promising.

Just finished the last episode and thought it was a fine way to end things. I will say the overall mystery wasn't all that compelling yet I still enjoyed the game based on how I was forming my Bigby. I was trying to make choices that fit in with the character arc I had going on in my head and, at the end of the game, when Nerissa said "You're not as bad as everyone thinks you are," I felt like all of the choices I made were justified. Sure, some people might still hate Bigby, but if even one person acknowledges that he's not the bad guy as the stories say he is, I've played the game right.

And unlike The Walking Dead, I don't feel like a piece of shit after every episode.

I haven't played the last episode yet but I did get the season pass and I haven't regretted it yet.

And this is why I never buy games at Wal Mart.