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Doesn't Far Cry 4 pretty much make this joke itself already? For the top-tier upgrades for all your pouches, you have to take missions from Min's former crazy fashion designer who explicitly doesn't give a shit about practicality and just wants to make you look flamboyant as fuck.

For anyone who's into anime, I very much recommend looking up Makoto Shinkai's Voices of a Distant Star for comparison (twenty-minute short made pretty much entirely by one guy). While I found there were a few things I enjoyed about Interstellar, overall I feel like a large part of my disliking...

So... how about a Transistor review? ^^ Maybe a Transistor/Abyss Odyssey twofer?

End. Of. Thread. Come on guys, the answer's right there in the third post. We're done here. Edit: If we're looking for a close second, I vote Cyberqueen [http://aliendovecote.com/cyberqueen/].

This, basically. My answer to the question of "When is it worth owning a tablet?" is "When your tablet is also a fully functional PC that can be used with a full copy of Photoshop and can be used to play Battlefield/Titanfall/Most Other PC Games Since the History Of Mankind". My only complaints...

Was that a Margaret Atwood reference at the end? O.o

The US Sherlock Holmes series, Elementary, has a really nice relationship going on between the main characters - Holmes and Joan Watson.

Wreck-It Ralph was a pretty great movie, but for me personally, not the top video game movie. I'd probably go with Cronenberg's exIstenZ, so long as we're allowed to go with movies about video games, rather than movies based on video games. The best thing about Wreck-It Ralph is that it works...

FYI, that one means 'This is a penis'.

A thumbnail from my deviantArt gallery: The rest are generally completely random, some vaguely Star Trek themed. My avatar, which I've used everywhere since forever, oddly enough doesn't show until the 4th page.

English-speaking? Hmm. Darren Aronofsky!

There's actually an answer to this in one of the extended gameplay sections - you hear them discuss the Cerberus while they're running around.

While not strictly-speaking toxic, the radioactive samples back in physics class at school were probably the most dangerous. I don't really remember how strong the radiation was, but they were kept in lead containers in wooden boxes that would burn and weld the metal shut in the case of a fire...

DAO < ME1 < DA2 < ME2 That's my version and I stand by it =)

Hall monitors?