Deadspin I Can't Stop Watching This Agonized Mets Fan's Performative Suffering | Gizmodo My Cyborg Ear: How a Surgeon and Titanium Cured My Lifelong Deafness | io9 Batgirl's New Uniform May Be The Best Damn Superheroine Outfit Ever | Lifehacker Stop Wasting Time on Things that Don't Have a Purpose in Your Life
Last night, the Facebook page for EA's Origin—a video game distribution service—asked a girl named Emily if she'd go out with a boy named Nathan.
You know what makes everything better? Adding Levi from Attack on Titan to everything. Yes. Everything.
An isolated human colony ship is on the run from aliens and the only effective defense they have left are giant robots. No doubt, you’ve heard similar setups before； but Knights of Sidonia plays the situation completely straight—from the real world physics to the societal implications.
Fans of beat'em up games, rejoice! Maybe. In tonight's Nintendo Direct, game developer Hiroyuki Sonobe of ParityBit said they were working on "that game," without directly mentioning the title. Images that appeared to be from a new Kenka Bancho flashed on the screen and the words "Coming Soon."
You'd be amazed how many different ways the classic movie series has been turned into a game - shooters, platformers, beat-em-ups, management sims and more. The only absolute: most of them were rubbish.
You know, I thought that getting a young princess through her final year before her coronation wouldn’t be too tough—even with all the court intrigue, invading armies, and economic issues. I was wrong. She died… a lot.
