Pynchon

Here's my theory so far:

Good Grief, Telltale are really knocking it out of the park now, what a great episode.

Who did the music on this, was it Chris Remo? It's excellent as is the step up in TT's engine. i like the improvements in the action sequences too.

Count me in as one whose bought the Fable books on Amazon to help with the wait now, it's noticeable there's a weeks long wait now. I wonder if that's related...

Guys made a good decision. I'd not heard of this but I'll definitely pick it up now.

I think the only other ‘celebrity’ death that’s hurt me as much was John Peel’s passing.

I’ve recently moved and I guess I now have the bittersweet prospect of listening to his last Bombcasts when BT hook me up with a phone line and I can get proper Internet again.

Farewell Ryan. Godspeed, you magnificent bastard.

This isn't a war, it's a massacre. Someone needs to call the UN

@ianmac said:

QFT

It's good. Lot of odd mechanics going on in there. Two of your survivors having arguments? Take one on a therapeutic zombie smashing mission and have a deep, heart to heart pep talk as you stove skulls in.

I'm not sure if it's intentionally hilarious or just the combination of low budget and serious jank makes it so. I really like it, it has cult smash written all over it.

My spider sense...tingling... what are these future DLC opportunities..?

@sexualbubblegumx: Arguably there is. It's an early outlier of what is going to happen to the entire games high street retail market eventually, whether that's Blockbuster, Game, Gamestop, HMV or whatever. It'll all be digital direct through online stores soon enough. The console makers are watching the mobile market pretty closely and they want the iOS store / Android marketplace or even Steams model, for good or ill.

Shops for games on the high street? Going away. Sooner rather than later.

@cirdain said:

Because what is left of Blockbuster is being run by a company that specialises in actively sizing up what is left of a failed business and trying to either:

a) make it profitable somehow

or

b) sell it's inventory off in a way that makes them a profit on what they paid for the business, while maintaining the illusion of a functioning business.