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I took Yahtzee's advice and am now making a 50-foot golden cock and balls.

Overlord II's "Hanging around with children who have unusually coloured skin while wearing face-concealing headgear".

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Shadow of Chernobyl, but with the L.U.R.K. Mod installed that made actual light and sound recognition for the enemies (stealth) and extremely dark nights. You know the feeling of normally dark games where you feel scared of the environment, like Bioshock? Well, with L.U.R.K. it...

Dungeons and Dragons Online. The ultimate combination of nerdy games.

I was talking about other people's ethics, not my own. I'm referring to how important control is to some.

Well... I haven't done very many, but once, while my friends were sleeping over and I was asleep, they dropped like twenty books on my head and drew on my face with an invisible marker.

Assassin's Creed. This might seem unusual, but it taught me a few lessons about human morality and what people will do for what they think is right.

Listen. There is no timeline. The two Heroes of Time from the pictures have different hairstyles, and eyes, but that doesn't really matter. My point is, trying to create a timeline where one doesn't exist, at least according to the developers, is like saying that any Mario games are part of a...

I'd bury him in sand on the beach Blackbeard-style, except it would be in a nuclear test zone... and he'd be on fire... and be frozen... and be poisoned.

Neutro. Any day. I mean, what's better than destroying the world's military forces with a machine with no ability to follow ethics? EDIT: Or maybe the Looney Toons. See the similarities?

My god. It's like because of the Iraq War, people ban green camo coloured clothes, anything that can be used as a weapon (e.g. a pen), religion, any skin colour that isn't white, and oil as a power source.

Rice pudding. I threw up right after I tasted it for the first time.

Booster Gold was introduced to the JLA by Maxwell Lord, who later turned evil, and later, so did Skeets. I think.