@Thanatos2k: What do you mean? According to the list included in the article, it appears that while Xbox One owners did buy shooters, it also bought action/adventures (AC) and various sports. The same can be said of PlayStation 4 owners.

@brn-dn: Even as someone who really doesn't care for genuine Mexican food, I will say that Taco Bell for lunch every now and then is indeed pretty good.

@louixiii: That's what I was thinking, too. I guess many people have the memory span of Golden Retrievers on crack.

@dancegdance: Who cares what the fans imagine? They're not who these films are for.

@phrasesound: Fans of the book shouldn't influence the producers' decisions as they aren't a significant number. The "Dark Tower" books were never runaway bestsellers like "Gone Girl" or "Girl on a Train." Tailoring your movie to please them instead of making the best movie possible is financial suicide.

@the_bobster_10_: According to Danny and the Giant Bomb crew on this week's Bombcast, the CNET studio is on the 6th floor of the CBSi building.

@Random_Virus: ""Peter has played every Metal Gear game there is, and spent almost 50 hours with The Phantom Pain for this review. His total completion percentage, after beating the main storyline and playing a few dozen side ops, amounted to 40 percent. He played the game for one day at a review event at Konami's Los Angeles headquarters, but completed it at home using a copy of the game provided by Konami. For the review event, Konami paid for travel and other accommodations."

@Random_Virus: And by all means, keep believing it isn't legit, but remember that believing that doesn't make it true.

@the_bobster_10_: On Twitter, Danny said this week's "The Lobby" was using the CNET set, which is apparently in the CBSi building but on a different, unaffect-by-the-move floor.