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"Take On Mars" sounds like a Idle Thumbs worthy game to stream.

on a scale of Plan 9 from outer space to Kondom des grauens, how aweful are we talking?

nope, you're waaaay off it was just a random thought

A pointer is a stick you can hit people with. A reference is the mark the pointer leaves on the person that was hit. If you have a heap of pointers you can stack them. No wait. The difference between a stack and a heap is that you want to keep the stack as small Or was it that a pointer is the worst part of C/C++ and a reference was poorly implemented. did I get anything right?

LOUD NOISES

My proton pack is always charged. You never know who's gonna call. damn, now I want to watch Ghostbusters

Ding dong, the witch is dead. I'm up to speed for next co-op session.

what's an episode? sounds like a seizure.

Talking about Terminators and video games. Terminator: Future Shock, Bethesda should make a true sequel of that game. Or Skyrim with HK-Aerials rather than dragons, and HK-Tanks instead of giants.

What about Hitler? He's probably the most influential person from the last 100 years. His attempt to create the 3rd German empire is still affecting our lives today (but it's sadly decreasing rappidly).

Not if you buy the "Card Mover" DLC

What!? Where's the fun in that. It's all about the meta game.

I'm a big fan of Arnold (and the "dumb" action movie genre he has been a big star in), but he's getting too much credit. Arnold's "look" existed years before Arnold took on acting.He simply fitted the looks of what various artists/graphic novelists/whatever were already making. Sure, media X was mimicking images from popular media. I think that if you compare material from the magazine Heavy Metal, or 2000 AD with movies and video game covers you will see that certain looks were featured in those comic series earlier. edit: oh, I just noticed that there were other sections on that page. So yeah, like I said, Video games (just like any other media from) mimics others. (everything is a remix) edit 2: holy crap.. some examples are really terrible, no way in hell that's "inspired by", it's pretty much tracing the original. Ah well...

Roborally is a fun game. Every player program's his/her robot for the next 4 steps, and then they play it. There are different play modes, deathmatch or capture the flag; there are different maps. If you have a lot of people, Werewolf is an awesome game. You need at least 8 people, but the more you've got the better the game will be. If you want to check out various table top games I can recommend Wil Weatons webseries: Table Top. It's fun to watch, but you also get a good idea of the game.

Windows 8 no longer comes with any games. You have to sign up with some Windows Store thingy before you can download solitaire and alike.

clearly the cat is thinking out side of the box (WHICH IS WRONG!)

It's just sexist because of the boobs and ass? Well, that's not that bad then, just compare it to any Bond movie or something.

I watched the Sir! stream and it infuriated me on how Chris played it, being in plain sight constantly and obviously getting attacked. It was like the fucking up basic things in Surgeon Simulator.

Sharknado.

I really like the way I killed James in the last video.

Half Life 2 already had zombies in Ravenholm. And that's not a L, it's a t. So it says "H-t3z". which more or less spells "hates".

staged

Fez 2 was a RTS

I've finished Borderlands 2 pretty much on my own. I was sometimes challenging, but never really impossible. There are some extra side quest which become available at some point which are insanely difficult to finish on your own (pretty much impossible, although I came close once). The game is quite long though, so I can understand the fun stopping at some point (although it wasn't as tedious as Borderlands 1 became at some point).