King of Comedy, Godfather Part II, Once Upon a Time in America, Raging Bull.
@HomeroB: Buy all the variant covers, they'll be worth a million bucks in ten years!
@Database Lion: He said surrounded, not built! And if you don't think fear or chaos were some of the biggest if not the biggest themes in Batman Begins and the Dark Knight, respectively, I suggest you rewatch the movies.
@ghostofoldtrafford: No one will mind if you do.
@OutlawDominus: Keep that positive attitude and anything can happen!
@bigdonthedj: What does that even mean?
@WitDickman: It's an awesome goal!
@WitDickman: Your avatar, username and post make it look your entire life is based around getting Jon Hamm to be Superman. Just pointing that out.
@ryernl: He was also in the UK version of the Office
@PoweredByHentai: They just need to face the fact that's not here yet.
@Michael Dukakis: That's not worth lower prices! Don't fall for it!
@SycoJack: It's an emotional, visceral experience, caused by visual and aural stimuli. That sounds a little like art to me.
@Phanta: It's actually Crazy Cabbie, or at least one of the games that used to be called Crazy Taxi is.
@erikwoods: Actually that's what I meant. I have no idea what word you could put to make that work.
"Gone are the days of a pair of store assistants, a monitor and a TV on the roof, replaced with an outlet that's designed to be as modern as the medium its selling."
I think you mean it's not its since it seems like you're trying to say the medium it is selling.
"Yet, beset on all sides be enemies bent on its destruction, it's far from enough to keep pace with a rapidly-evolving games market, meaning it'll also be the chain's last hurrah."
I think you meant "by enemies bent on its destruction" here.
#corrections
I think you mean it's not its since it seems like you're trying to say the medium it is selling.
"Yet, beset on all sides be enemies bent on its destruction, it's far from enough to keep pace with a rapidly-evolving games market, meaning it'll also be the chain's last hurrah."
I think you meant "by enemies bent on its destruction" here.
#corrections
@erikwoods: Even if it's not professional this kind of stuff shouldn't happen. And hey, it's still not fixed. So one more time:
"...buttons that are too easy programmable."
you're missing a word here Mr. Plunkett #corrections
"...buttons that are too easy programmable."
you're missing a word here Mr. Plunkett #corrections
@erikwoods: #corrections not that they ever actually fix them
@Gloriousfailure: I think there was something seriously wrong with the copy you watched!
Wonderful mix of terrible jokes and people complaining about the use of the term "assault weapon". I really hate you sometimes, Kotaku comment section.
