TyCobb

A combination of things!

At this moment, I am watching House of Cards and playing Bravely Default. In about 5 minutes I will make a glass of something great.

Is it wrong for me to think that people do not tell others to "Shut the fuck up" enough in public? I think it would really help for some to be told that. They just don't understand how irritating they can be.

@viciousbearmauling said:

But the black guy had a bird in his fro! How can you go wrong? That game was a pile of crap.

War Stalker

Now pay me.

The bottom of the bag from McDonald's. I love soggy-ass McDonald's fries.

Huh. Mine was actually where I would have pictured it except I imagined it to be more libertarian.

Is your computer in an entry hall? I am trying to figure out the small partition your computer is in the corner of. Are there stairs behind it?

Nonetheless, congrats on the new setup.

Half Life 2 when it released. Yes, I am serious. I think that game is shit except for the graphics (when it released).

Thanks for the write up as usual. I always love when you put these together.

I don't know how I feel about the lineup. I am not disappointed that they removed games, but more disappointed that they removed 5 while only adding 2 actual new games. Not counting Street Fighter because they just decided to use the newer version. Maybe it is for the better if it means they can fit more on the main stream. Although I loved watching the MK tournament, it makes sense because it was getting smaller and smaller.

I see no reason not to go all digital for PC. GOG is DRM free and Steam allows me to buy games for pennies on the dollar. I don't see the reason to spend $30 on a physical copy when the digital version is on sale for $5.

Consoles on the other hand are a completely different ballgame. I prefer owning the physical disc because there is 0 guarantee (looking at track history) that I will be able to play the digital game on a new console. I do not trust digital games on consoles purely due to proprietary mechanisms that are in consoles. At least with PC games, they are more open platform wise and a much better chance that they will still run 20 years from now on Windows 28 =P.