Mister Jack

You can get all three seasons of Sam and Max today for 20 bucks. If you bought the first two on steam, this would still make you eligible for free DVDs of all three seasons with special bonus materials on them. Thought you might want to consider that, Temp. As far as I know it's ONLY today.

I can beat the game on normal, but I might do that for the PC version just so I can get through it faster in time for DA2.

I would have more bandages if I could even find the damn things. I haven't looked any of them up.

It might be historically significant, but that hardly means anybody should want to absorb its message. It's a list of great films, not important films.

Ever since the sword and axe came out I was hoping for some kind of Braveheart mode. I'm quite pleased about this update.

It'd be nicer except I'm working so much right now that I barely have time to fucking play it.

I wouldn't mind the sierra deaths if there was a more convenient quicksave option.

I asked about that in chat and was given the affirmative. We were taught about it in History Class (I did 20th century America) Ok, so...WHY THE FUCK IS IT ON THAT LIST!?

I work through the whole weekend and don't get a day off until Wednesday.

Why is it ridiculous to put forth extra effort for an achievement but it's not ridiculous to put forth extra effort for master materia or whatever special reward is in the game for an ultra-hard challenge? You can say "Well master materia is useful" but ultimately it's meaningless, because you can finish the game just fine without it. The fun is in the journey, not the destination.

Birth of a nation? Isn't that the...you know...KKK movie?

I must be the only person on the planet who thought Lawrence of Arabia was a boring waste of time.

That has got to be the best 25 cents anyone could ever spend.

You must be fairly healthy.

Dean, based on what you say about the combat, is it something like taking a fire spell and an earth spell to make a volcano or something? Keep in mind I have no exposure to the game at all so I'm just making shit up as a random example.

Oh yeah, WoW was another one for me. Thanks, Shepard!

Hey if you like Minecraft that's fine, but whenever I have a game that encourages you to build things, the stuff I come out with... Well, you know how people making nature documentaries can't save an animal from a horrible situation or put them out of their misery when there's just no hope, no matter how much they might want to? That's what playing minecraft with me would be like.

I'm gonna say it. Minecraft.

I love BrentalFloss. He's done a bunch of these. A bunch of you probably know about him.

When I hear about the Witcher, my first thought, and I'm not trying to be a smartass here, is "why should I play this instead of Dragon Age or Elder Scrolls"? What sets THIS RPG apart from all the cookie cutter ones on the pc?

WE! MAKE! HOLES IN TEETH!

So there are all kinds of games and franchises out there that have people say "You have to try this! Everyone has to try this game!" But sometimes you just see a game everyone's playing and just don't want to even try it. What games did you pass over and never look back? Note that this doesn't apply to shitty games or games you pass over for budget or time reasons. These are the good games that just plain don't appeal to you for whatever reason, even though the whole world seems to love them.

Another immigrant from Old Country that I think everyone should see. Post awful game boxart here, whether intentionally or unintentionally bad. I'll kick off the rebirth of this thread with the Ur example.