Oh thank god. We need less good sci-fi shows, and more air time for sharktopus sequels. F#%$ you in the ear with a rusty icepick, SYFY.

@ughz: Platform includes the OS, so no.

@yukushi: uhhuhuhhhhuuhhhhuhuhuhuhuhuhuhhuh

It will probably be worth signing up, at least for this month. You know the first month's games (maybe even the first few months) will probably be well worth it, just to build buzz and word of mouth.

I've had one of these for a couple of months now, it's quite good. The only downsides so far are if you're using more than one controller (I'm probably just going to order another pack or 2) and, though I haven't done any rigorous scientific testing, there's no way I've gotten 25 hours out of either pack. Still, it easily gets way more than I have ever gotten out of a PS4 controller.

@sizonz Looks like you'll have to go back to sending rage messages on Xbox Live.

@BoromiRwcgeorge @IndependenceYou Not that what you're posting isn't true, but Steam says I've poured 269 hours into Simcity 4, and I never made it past installing it.

@nl_skipper @Geogyf I don't think they were pointing out that it's the *only* source of value, and it is a very valid metric.

I beat Ryse: Son of Rome in about 4 hours. I can tell you for absolute certain that it wasn't worth $15/hr.

That shirt is awesome.

I see a lot of people having problems with the Pursuer in DS2. He's like a 10 second fight once you realize what to do. :D

I love the sandbox shooting / driving in GTA games, and even though the story has always been serviceable, I'm somewhat stunned when I hear the stories in these games described with the kind of reverence present in this review. It isn't bad, and it provides a framework for the ensuing antics, but I couldn't ever see myself reading a book sold on the merits of what is here.