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When I got my first girlfriend when I was twelve, my brother-in-law gave me some advice on love. "Love isn't dogshit. No, I'm serious. Stop laughing and listen. Love isn't something you just step in or fall into. It's not something you just scrape from your boots. It isn't an emotion as much...

Vanguard Bandits, from way back on the Playstation 1, did pretty well as far as branching paths go. It was a turn-based tactical strategy where everybody was piloting mech suits. Somewhat similar to the Front Mission series (I remember 3 having a very big branch), or a mix of Fire Emblem and...

That's the exact opposite of my experience. I have only played 4 and its 2 attached dlc things with Aveline and Adewale. I loved Steady Eddie's Pirate Adventure but had very little interest in hacking my coworkers' computers. - - - - - -...

I'd have to go with Telltale's The Walking Dead Season One. About this time last year, I played one episode per night over the course of a work-week, and I spent each day wondering where the story was heading while I went about my job. Five minutes after meeting Clem, I knew I would do anything...

When I first started Episode 1 the rewind meter reminded me of Raziel's life gauge in Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver. In case you never played the LoK series, Raziel routinely makes things worse by trying to make things better. Also, time travel. Best of intentions, worst of results. That...

Option 2: Only in flight sims. If I were piloting, I'd push the stick away to dive, and I'd pull it toward me to climb. Y-Inverted replicates this for flight sims. If I were holding a gun or a camera and wanted to "shoot" something that was at a higher elevation than myself, I'd push the...

Clementine from Telltales' The Walking Dead Season 1. Five minutes after meeting her, I had made up my mind that anyone or anything that threatened her was DEAD. The rest of the cast were on their own; every decision I made was based on what I thought was best for Clem at that moment in time...

Maybe I've been out of school too long, but how is that physically possible? If you inherit one letter from each parent, you would get your mom's A or B and one of whatever your dad is, right? Even assuming your dad is oo (Type O) for simplicity's sake, wouldn't you end up as Ao (A type) if your...