StoneGold

You misunderstand. This is Rambo in the verb form. Which means to randomly blow crap up.

So wait a second, if PS3 is going with dongles, why are they going proprietary with 360? Why not just go with the dongle and save me a couple bucks? This is bizarre.

Would the politically correct PC version contain new dialog for Cole Train?

Our arrows will blot out the sun!

Then we shall fight in the shade.


Granted, it was a little cooler in the graphic novel, but you have to appreciate any gritty one-liner that, as it turns out, was written over two millenia ago, attributed to Dienekes by Herodotus.

Yeah, can't say it's entirely a double standard. There is a difference between passively watching a violent act, and pantomiming a violent act. Which isn't to say it should be banned, but comparing it to hostel is apples and oranges. Or if not apples to oranges, oranges to tangerines.

So how come Cardboard GH has online play, while real GHII doesn't?

Guy went to far with his arguments. If he was just commenting on the game design, he might have an argument, but that's more subjective. His legal issue pushes the whole critique into the area of batshit insanity though. Kills his whole argument. He became his own straw man.

1: That's a different kind of advertising though. That's integrating the product into the game itself. It's the game advertising equivalent to popup ads that are being ignored.

Honestly, whatever the union would allow me to do. Like I'd have total oversight as chief to punish my officers over a relatively petty infraction like this. Be realistic, people.

On a complete side note, using a random picture of a kid in handcuffs (which I'm assuming is random, since I didn't see it anywhere else) to illustrate the story isn't exactly the height of ethical journalism.