myke_tuna

The Nice Guys.

Decent film. I tend to enjoy Shane Black's movies. I'd be interested in a possible sequel.

Sometimes people like shit you don't. Pretty simple.

I feel fine about it. Any artistic achievements and accolades he wanted to accomplish as an actor have probably been achieved at this point.

So since his legacy is solidified already, he's just making as much money as possible before he's out of here. Like people have said, he's got a sizeable amount of children.

Street on Netflix. Starring ex-Jennifer Lopez boy toy, Beau "Casper" Smart. Why? Girlfriend picked it at random. My terrible movie senses fired off immediately from looking at the thumbnail.

Movie was really bad. 1/5 stars.

Krillin is the better character and the better fighter when all is said and done. I never hated Yamcha, but ultimately, he was just kind of lame. I also thought Krillin was kind of lame too in my youth, but now I see him for what he is: the strongest human character in the (DBZ) universe.

Also, because I always liked this parody of DragonBall Z and it seems on-topic with the "Yamcha is kind of a loser" talk...

I have nothing for you, and I don't know how these threads work really, but any ideas about what would you want to trade the code for?

@grulet: I am in a very similar boat regarding the PC version. Really enjoyed my time with Gears 1-3. Will pick up 4 on PC one day.

It's a play on my actual name and what some kids used to call me when I was younger. Been using it every since because it's never taken in anything.

However, I feel like I should change it in the future, but I'm not entirely sure what to replace it with. Thus, I never go ahead and bite the bullet.

Overall, I believe that the feel of Gears cover system is the best. Especially in terms of maneuverability and smoothness. Uncharted, Tomb Raider, Mass Effect (2 & 3 more than 1), etc. To this day, none of those have felt as slick as the Gears system. Though I do understand, it may be the developers perfected the system because all Gears really has is shooting and cover where the other games have numerous other cool systems going on.

But man, do I wish other games' cover systems felt as great. All that being said, I enjoyed Gears 1-3, the peak for me being 2. I skipped Judgment entirely, so I definitely look forward to Gears 4. Somewhat cautious about how "good" it's going to be, but I think as long as it's still fun to play, I'll enjoy it.

@rorie: Thanks for the update, Rorie. Once the top men can truly get their hands on it, we should have nothing to worry about.