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I'm going the other way and assuming the follow up will be another Gears of Lara until I have definitive proof to the contrary.

Holy ****, Russell Westbrook came back and started today. He was supposed to miss 6 weeks. Did he go to Germany and visit the same doctor Kobe goes to or something?

Fixed.

They'll make their goal, but maybe not a whole lot more than that.

Holy ****, Nick Foles threw 7 TD passes today. I know what you're thinking, yes, THE Nick Foles.

It's essentially a case of the other team being even more pitiful than the Cowboys. I guess they just need to make sure that when they take the lead they leave no more then 30 seconds or so on the clock so even a defense as abysmal as the Cowboys defense won't be able to blow it.

The most impressive part of that is that you were able to decipher what Shannon Sharpe said. I keep begging for him to spit the marbles out of his mouth so that I can understand what he's saying.

Never seen it in any package store so I bought it on a whim. Not bad.

My thoughts exactly, hence my immense frustration with the game. The entire time I was wishing I was doing anything but mowing down dozens upon dozens upon dozens of crazed cultists, but it never relents. Rest assured, you will be mowing down many more crazed cultists to come. That, unfortunately, is the bulk of the game.

I noticed Gray Matter on GamersGate for the price of a cup of coffee. It's the only Jane Jensen game I haven't played yet, and should do nicely until Moebius gets here. It's installing on my lappy right now. /rubs hands together Edit: Well, I haven't played Cognition yet either, but Jane only consulted on that game, so it's not really a Jane Jensen game.

**** it let's make a game in a fantasy Mesoamerica with giant magic snakes, Jaguar mounts and general Aztec dickery. Count me in. I'd definitely be very interested in an RPG set in a mythical Mesoamerican setting.

The point is, the correct course of action would be to attempt to deflect the asteroid just enough so it misses us, rather than breaking it up into pieces. Assuming we detected it early enough and sprung into action quickly, we might only need to change its trajectory by a degree or two.

You know, if an asteroid was headed toward earth the last thing you would want to do is blow it up. That wouldn't be heroic at all, even if it was Bruce Willis and/or Ben Afleck. That would only spread the damage over a larger area of the world. We'd still all be ****ed.

"Generic fantasy" is just a much shorter way of saying "yet another Tolkien-esque pseudo-medieval Europe fantasy setting".

Agreed. Far Cry 2 also is great in allowing you to approach things from different angles and using different strategies, but the respawning checkpoints get ridiculously annoying really quickly.

No, not similar, it's the same cave again and again and again and again. I would more describe it as a relatively short and rather narrow sandbox which you get to run back and forth in about a hundred times.

Interest level rising. While I'm not particularly thrilled to see yet another game in a generic fantasy setting (seriously, there are countless other potential settings that haven't yet been beaten to death, or even explored), I just hope you're not the "chosen one" on a quest to find the "legendary artifact" so that you can stop the "arisen ancient evil". If that winds up being the case, even the name Guido Henkel couldn't get me to pledge.

Y2K happened. All the computers rose up and started killing people and burning down houses. It took the entire year and countless lives to put down the rebellion of the machines. Don't you remember?

Well, I do suppose Dragon Age 2 does resemble a shooter more than it does an RPG, but I don't think anyone would call it sandboxy.

The colors are more vibrant in the 360 version. For whatever reason, they went with a more washed out bluish look to the foliage in the PS4 version than the vibrant greens in the 360 version. The PS4 definitely has better shadows, lighting effects, and particle effects, as well as significantly better textures on the characters. The difference were never going to be monumental. With each new console generation the difference in graphics is less pronounced when compared to the previous generation than with earlier jumps in tech.

Turkish Star Wars Training Montage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cufQD5Y31ZA

I can definitely see a difference, pretty much as much difference as I expected to see. How much of a difference were you expecting/hoping for?

Because the internet is on the mutha******, the New Orleans Pelican is already a meme. Here are a few of the highlights: Source: http://www.uproxx.com/sports/2013/10/expected-internet-field-day-debut-new-orleans-pelicans-mascot/

Signed, Duke Nukem Forever, Daikatana, Uru: Ages Beyond Myst

TressFX is brutal on the resources. I was able to play the game nearly maxed out on my lappy as long as TressFX was off, and it ran fine. As soon as I put TressFX on the game became a slideshow. It's a decent enough game if you're looking to play a cover shooter.