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Lay’s Special Chip Flavors Return As If Nothing Happened. Jerks.
Those bastards After the emotional rollercoaster Frito-Lay has put me through, introducing me to wondrous flavors and then tearing them away, there is no way in hell I am buying these again — not even my beloved Chicken & Waffles. The four bags I negotiated for on Twitter last week do not count, of course.…
By Mike Fahey Published July 29, 2013 -
UncategorizedMoneysaver: The Stick of Truth, Skullgirls, Skyrim Legendary, X Zone
Moneysaver, we make the sales come through. Moneysaver, we’ll bring them right to you. When your world looks kind of pricey and you wish that you weren’t there, just open your eyes and read this post and you can save everywhere. Welcome to another week of money saving on the… Moneysaver. The deal scales have…
By Shane Roberts Published July 29, 2013 - Uncategorized
The next Animal Crossing needs to have a fighting minigame
Tina’s post about her feuding neighbors got me to thinking about an exchange I had with Ricky the other day. If my neighbors are so interested in seeing Clay and Leonardo duke it out, I say why not? Leonardo would win because he’s a jock tiger and Clay is just a lazy-ass hamster but I…
By Sam Feinberg Published July 29, 2013 -
UncategorizedA Lightning-Fast Origin Story For The Man Behind Metal Gear
I enjoyed Lore‘s rundown of Metal Gear Solid 4 Lore in a Minute. So I also enjoyed this breakdown of the origin of the man behind the games, Metal Gear maestro Hideo Kojima. I’ve heard this story before, but it’s always nice to see it broken down so succinctly, and accompanied by such pretty illustrations.
By Kirk Hamilton Published July 29, 2013 - Uncategorized
If The Legend of Zelda’s Hero Appeared On More TV Shows…
Then he’d probably look a bit like these renditions by TanBurn. The two above are, of course, Link in the style of South Park and Link in the style of The Simpsons. To be fair, Link has appeared in a couple of the following TV shows—The Powerpuff Girls, for example. Still, it’s neat to see…
By Patricia Hernandez Published July 29, 2013 - Uncategorized
Your House Sucks
I love you, Kid Cat, but seriously your house sucks. At least I can use that trash can to throw things out. Your house is literally my dumpster, Kid Cat. I lied when I said it was great. I LIED. I JUST DIDN’T WANT YOU TO GET MAD AND MOVE.
By Tina Amini Published July 29, 2013 -
UncategorizedNervous Girl Fumbles Easy Pokémon Jeopardy Question
And the award for Video On The Web Most Likely To Make You Say ‘Aww’ Today goes to This Video, featuring a young girl who clearly knows the answer to a Jeopardy question, but gets nervous and fumbles it away. Sorry, Erin. If I were in charge, you’d get the money anyway, and so would…
By Jason Schreier Published July 29, 2013 -
UncategorizedWatch Us Play…Shelter. Now You Can Live The Dream Of Being A Badger
I don’t know what badgers eat. It’s a shortcoming that becomes painfully obvious in this playthrough of Might & Delight’s new game Shelter, which just got greenlit on Steam for personal and macintosh computers. If you enjoyed Journey, but wished the protagonist was something more relatable — like a badger — then Shelter might be…
By Steve Marinconz Published July 29, 2013 -
UncategorizedKicking Back, Drinking Some Beer And Playing Candy Crush Saga
Voted least likely to be the subject of a drunken ‘Let’s Play’ video on YouTube, here King’s social/mobile puzzle sensation demonstrates it’s near-universal appear as Major and Squarepainter take on Candy Crush Saga‘s dreaded level 65. What the pair have done in this series of videos (see part two and part three), is unwittingly captured…
By Mike Fahey Published July 29, 2013 - Uncategorized
In GTA V‘s Latest Screens: Cars and Trucks and Things That Go
Rockstar just dropped another dozen shots of Grand Theft Auto V, offering more glimpses of the fast life in Los Santos and the pastoral tranquility of Blaine County. Vehicles are the theme of this latest batch, including an ATV, a corporate jet, a ferry, and a Marine helicopter. To contact the author of this post,…
By Owen Good Published July 29, 2013 - Uncategorized
The Xbox One Controller Costs $60; the Headset is $25.
Microsoft finally got down to officially telling everyone the official price of an extra Xbox One controller, and it’s $59.99. The Xbox One’s headset—which isn’t included in the box—is $24.99. This is important because existing Xbox 360 controllers and compatible headsets won’t work with the Xbox One (Microsoft reasons that Kinect, included with every Xbox…
By Owen Good Published July 29, 2013 - Uncategorized
Here’s what’s going on Talk Among Yourselves, our reader-written blog: Dear Video Game Expert—Marsh Naylor’s column that answers your burning questions in most humorous fashion—takes on swimming and Red Dead Redemption. JJtheTexan’s lost-games-of-Nintendo survey dives deep into the pool of Game Boy one-offs that very few people remember. NotGoodForYou offers up an opinion piece about…
By Evan Narcisse Published July 29, 2013 -
UncategorizedTen Random PS4 Questions Answered
2,000 PSN friends! No PS Plus subscription needed for Netflix! Jet black (not piano black)! Via Sony’s official PlayStation Access YouTube channel, here are some answers to PS4 questions you probably didn’t know you had.
By Jason Schreier Published July 29, 2013 - Uncategorized
This Punch-Out Homage Makes It Seem like Superman Had It Easy
The case has been made that, without his freeze breath, super-speed or invulnerability, Superman really ain’t that tough. In the famous 1978 Superman vs. Muhammad Ali comic, a de-powered Kal-El had to face up against The Greatest of All Time and got smacked around by the champion. But, when you compare Ali to Little Mac’s…
By Evan Narcisse Published July 29, 2013 -
UncategorizedGrand Theft Auto V‘s And Max Payne 3‘s Combat Compared, Side By Side
We’ve reported previously about the shooting mechanics in Grand Theft Auto V, and how it’s going to be somewhat identical to what we’ve seen in Max Payne 3. And now Youtuber datarace1 delivers the visual confirmation, with a side-by-side gameplay comparison. Why fix something if it ain’t broke? The only differences I could catch were…
By Gergo Vas Published July 29, 2013