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I've begun noticing some of the better movies only get circulation in certain theaters. I really, really hate that.

I don't remember eating any novelty cereals. Maybe my parents refused to get them. You're kind of stuck as a kid if your parents don't get it for you. Later I was into Captain Crunch, but that was when the Coop kitchen I was a part of in College had it. I was into strangely healthy stuff in High School like Total and Grape Nuts. Frickin' Frosted Mini Wheats were the McShizzle though.

I'm just wondering how well it will play and maybe I'm not a superfan of South Park even though I really, really dig it.

I kinda agree with you even though I want to play some stuff that can only be played on PC.These big triple A games I'm going to avoid and play stuff like Wayward Manor and Banner Saga. 

I'd love to play this sometime.

I can't wait to get to both of them. The demos were great.

While I'm playing Borderlands 2 with my friend Mark, I am the story guy, and he's the action guy. I do love to pay attention to what characters say in a game and what the story's about. I'm always telling him to shut up so I can hear what the character is saying and he's always plowing ahead for the next big boom. This dynamic changes depending on the game though.

If this was on 360, I'd love to do an achievement run with this game. It looks kinda fun. Too bad Argonaut got sold a year after this game came out.

I was so getting bored on normal difficulty. Maybe it was that my co-op buddy was a few levels above me and just mowing down everything in site with impunity, but I did begin to think I was in an adventure game and not a shooter. Vault Hunter difficulty however, is total mayhem and makes you sit up and pay attention. It was much more engaging and made me think about how to mix and match all these weapons and items to get the best result against certain foes. Plus item drops were better and leveling was faster. 

I was afraid it would only release to art house theaters in my area, but it will be out in the big theaters here next week. Phew!