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Ash Williams. Technically he is a movie character, but there are a couple of Evil Dead games (though subpar, from my understanding) so I think he still counts. Plus, Duke Nukem does have to give credit to Ash for a few of his one-liners.

Sums up pretty much exactly how I feel about contemporary comedians. Kaufman's humor was nothing short of twisted, but mainly because his jokes had a sort of grander scope to them than your standard anecdotal or observational humor. I can't imagine being too humored if I was someone going...

Granted it's not Half-Life but Team Fortress 2, but I've seen one where it's a box of action figures or something and it says "Collect All 10!"--which I think's been speculated as hinting to a new class.

I think it's "Pruit Igoe" from Koyaanisqatsi, but I'm not sure. But as for the trailer, I'm digging it so far. The slow motion may be a little much, but I can't say it surprises me with Mr. 300 in the director's chair. The Minute Men-Watchmen change I can see how it might upset a few, but...

Will it work for Vista too?

First time I saw that commercial I literally died. Then came back a few days later, saw the commercial again, and died again. Repeat cycle but then I didn't laugh, mainly because I didn't want to die.

Pretentious is a word used to describe people who think they're much cleverer than they truly are, which I firmly believe this dev to be. Perhaps slightly brutish but still my belief.

What I've seen of its humor so far is the interview with NPH, quoting his character's threat "Put up your Dukes, Hazard!" and uttering it in such a manner that makes you skeptical about how much faith he has in the writers. I, for one, found it hardly funny. Clever or not, that's a shitty joke.

For those of you who don't know, there's apparently an upcoming game called "Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard," a new game marking the return of beloved game character Matt Hazard, whose been in the game industry since the early '80s. Well, at least he might be beloved had the franchise in...

I still own an N64, Gamecube, and Xbox 360 and I don't think I have more than 6 games for each console. PC I can't even remember with how many times I've pried games from bargain bins, but I can't imagine it being that much.

Keep in mind Kojima said he wasn't even going to direct Metal Gear Solid 4. I haven't heard of any death threats (that I know of) about making an Xbox 360 version of MGS4, but also remember speculation is harmless. At least when it has nothing to do with the oil industry.

"Microsoft Says Xbox 360 Can Handle Metal Gear Solid 4" "Metal Gear Solid 4 Xbox 360 Rumors Crop Up Again in Japan" [http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/55333] I realize this has been hotly debated since MGS4 was announced, but I really do wonder what everyone else thinks of this. A...

Even more off-topic, but I maintain that Casino Royale had the best intro of all the Bond films. Especially the opening credits.

I think there was still a bit to look at for the men, too. Eva Green, for instance. But as you said, it's subjective.

I still found some humor in it, albeit some of it may have been more directed towards Bond fans. As for the celebration of the male physique, it could be argued that the Bond series objectified the female presence and celebrated instead the "irresistible" male machismo that blessed British...