Korax

I dunno, the "Not any more. Plus, it's February" seems much less concise. I think I'd prefer:

So you remember the toupeed necro-flyer, but not the introduction of the Digital Cheese Plate? They're (quite coincidentally) from the same episode! For shame.

I'd say that any endeavor to remove shotguns from your hands is a noble one. I salute you, Bandanaman!

It may not be Axel F, but I found another track that fits in unusually well... Us_wQJzhF1k

I hope to one day be as good as Patters. His "Friendly Fire" score is always so high! He can get around 50-60 despite accidentally killing me! I've been trying so hard, but can't get mine above 10 or so. I just hit level 27. Now I have to decide if I want to Promote (Prestige) and lose all my unlocks...

It might be worth it if the bullet time lasted more than 3 seconds. I'm sure spending skill points on it helps, but I found it to be one of the lamest powers in the game, and it made playing a soldier extremely boring.

Ugh, this game was so much cooler before everyone started to like it. I was playing it before it was popular. Seriously, though, it's awesome that more people are playing. Cryostasis was one of my favorite game experiences of last year, and definitely didn't deserve to be as overlooked as it was.

Not if I refuse outright to ever listen to it.

I won't be there, but if someone could shout "FUCK YOU, NICK!" when he introduces himself, I would be extremely happy.

I thought I'd usurp Hermie's photoshop this episode. While I'm barely an amateur at PS, I like to think that I'm a fair hand at Garry's Mod, and the Ides tangent inspired me:

I would say that's the only real way to listen.

I had a similar experience when I picked it up last year. I couldn't play it for more than an hour or so before I gave up and put it on my shelf to languish until I was bored enough to try again. Then I tried multiplayer, and sunk about 20 hours over one weekend. I would suggest trying multiplayer, but wouldn't fault you at all for declaring the entire thing a waste of time.

That's a relief. I'm enjoying the idea of "excitable British robot," but that performance was rather... flat. Or something. It just didn't click, and Valve has been doing a great job with voicing characters.

I hope that voice acting is placeholder. It's not awful, but it's definitely not good.

That's all implied. You just have to listen carefully.

Sean Cool Hand Man Bandanaman Vanaman... ...Gold Gamegold...

I've been having small game-bleeding-into-reality moments recently. On my way to work, there's a nearby gas station that I frequent to get drinks, snacks, etc. One of the regular cashiers is a guy with a vaguely Russian/Ukrainian/eastern European accent who greets me with "What's up, brother?" I'm almost tempted to ask if he's got any anti-radiation meds he's willing to trade for...

One of my high-school friends configured his keys that way. It weirded me out. I would give it a shot, but my key bindings are so ingrained that I have some difficulty playing any other configuration.

I love how they're all trying to seem bad-ass, but half the time they're wincing and flinching at the thought of a soda bottle hitting them in the face.

If the thought of a BigDog with a turret and possibly a creepy robot throat isn't enough to worry you, I submit this: Energetically Autonomous Tactical Robot (EATR) Project That's right, a robot that can eat you for fuel. Well, maybe not quite. It's supposedly only programmed to eat plants, but what happens when you're decked out in camo and look just like a tree?

11 is just my GB user level. I've got 23 S-ranks, achievement-wise. Would have 27, but I haven't played the ME2 DLC yet, and PSN syncing doesn't work. While I am a bit of an achievement whore, I don't like to spend that much time on a game unless I actually enjoy playing it. There are a couple exceptions to that rule, but I didn't spend much time or money on them, so I didn't mind scooping up the points.

All my S-rank games finally registered, so now I'm level 11. Yay!

It is touch screen only, but they have trigger commands that allow you to create an on-screen button or even have the entire screen be the "button." The editor itself is fairly simple, but once you know what you're doing, you can put together some pretty elaborate stuff.

With a loud enough boombox, EVERY game can have an awesome metal soundtrack.