What happened to listening to The Cure on infinite repeat, like God intended?
New to Nintendo even, some might say.
Special effects artist? All that says to me is that somewhere, some producer wants to do something in a movie with a baby that he knows he shouldn't.
I was about to say the same for "Douchenozzle."
I thought it was just me and Patton Oswalt that said that, but apparently so does the Lord of Hell.
So that makes three of us.
I'm not saying that this is bad, but whenever I see any post on any website about a Half Life 2 Mod, it makes me think about how good The Stanley Parable was.
Man. Interplay probably could have crapped out a Facebook game in two weeks, and they'd have half of this suit in the bag.
And then they could find thirty million dollars on the sidewalk and they'd be completely fine.
Zenimax, Bethesda's parent company, gets the legal right to sell those games. I can't imagine they'd cease whatever deal Interplay had struck with the people currently selling Fallout games like GOG.com, though I wouldn't be surprised if they started pulling out of a few of those retailers, throwing around their weight to get a bigger piece of the pie than Interplay had been.
Could N-Control sue Cristoforo for irreparably harming their brand? I mean he certainly has, and trying to undo the damage he did is becoming costly as well. Would they have the grounds to take that to court, I mean.
I would like them to release that Android port.
"...the guys at VALVe offered a tour of their facilities. While I was there, I met one of their designers named Tristan Reidford who had been working on his own very detailed model of the Gravity Gun."
Apparently they're still making Episode 3, then.
You had me at early.
Someone needs to let Mrs. Obama know that the perfect gift for the man who has everything IS out there...
"Daddy, who is that blue man and why is he so interested in knowing whether or not I recycle?"
If it actually is a software glitch, would the casino recoup their loses in the suit from the slot company?
I was just making a silly. I didn't think I was making any kind of a statement...
Alternate Headline: "Platinum Games Lies Right in Our Goddamn Face."
They're worried that someone with a third-world bottling and production plant and an interest in product counterfeitting would get their hands on it, not particularly that you'd rush home to whip up a batch of bathtub Coke. And while a counterfeit Coke wouldn't last long here in America, in other countries I'm sure that it'd take enough market share for a big company to notice.
Who says pr0n anymore?
Oh.
Oh.
Bob-ombs.
Really? I dunno, I always felt like I was working with Windows instead of a video game, and I honestly didn't like that. It kinda kept me from enjoying it, to be honest.
