@Ansem_Rev: wow Lucky Xbox1 X owners. You really feel privileged to play a Mediocre game at best? Congrats!

@alastor529: yeah the only Fast and Furious Movie I own is Tokyo Drift and it’s my fave besides the First one. It’s kind of Funny but Tokyo Drift is actually way better than even The Initial D’s Live action movie tbh, and the little Easter eggs like In the scene where they are practicing Drifting at the Docks in Tokyo, where the two fishermen sit and watch, one of Them was Keiichi Tsuchiya AKA The Drift King who was basically the inspiration for Initial D

@listerofsmeg: If Fallout 76 fixes all that’s wrong with it, I’m all for forgiveness but I don’t think anyone cares about making Nukeshine. I know I don’t and I won’t be redownloading FO76 for this.

funny it comes out on March 12th same day as Division 2. If Bethesda thinks Adding beer brewing is going to excite people, they may have to rethink that plan.

I remember Midnight Madness! One summer when I was maybe 7 or 8 back in the 80’s this movie came on cable and I watched it at least 20 times in my life. What the author of the article fails to mention is that Midnight Magic is the first movie role for Michael J Fox.

@chubby170: no actually Whether you believe Layden or Not He is absolutely correct in saying E3 has become outdated. All the reasons he stated are valid. One of the important points he raised is that with 24/7 access to gaming news there are no surprises at E3 anymore. Not only that As Nintendo has proven with its Nintendo Directs there are much better ways to engage fans. Just my opinion tho

@masterfrankgrimes: LOTR is crap? No way sir. I was like you and thought I don’t need to see LOTR but then before the 3rd movie released HBO showed the first 2 back to back and I watched it and was so entertained that the next day I went out to the movie theater and saw the 3rd one.

@angrycreep: If Kojima ONLY did MGS games lest we forget he also did Zone Of Enders a game I’m sad he can’t return to.

@barcaazul: I mean all I can judge is graphics and character design, nothing really has been revealed beyond that.

@asnakeneverdies: in terms of MGS5 I think it was just Kojima fulfilling his contract with Konami. I mean it’s a huge sandbox MGS which even after the credits roll allows you to continue playing. MGS4 was truly the end of the MGS franchise and I’m not sure if it sold well, but the story totally wrapped up all threads and answered all questions that were left. While MGS5 in terms of the story was just plain weird especially the ending reveal, the graphics engine and controls were the best of any MGS before it.