Hello! Read your recent blog. I'd say you've had good reasons for your absence. I hope things are getting better.
By the way, I try to play Zen Pinball 2 on my Vita and you've achieved some crazy high scores on it. I keep trying to beat or reach them, to no avail.
Now I have that song in my head playing. I don't mind.
Thanks!
King may be happier with the tv miniseries of The Shining but it's not as well regarded as the movie is.
2 Guns is a "buddy-cop" movie of sorts with Denzel Washington and Mark Whalberg. You're thinking of The Heat.
You can play Assassin's Creed IV on PS3 (which I did) or Xbox 360 as well.
I plan to start my rental copy of this for the weekend. It's been hard for me to get into the series due to either sloppy game mechanics or design here or there or the fact that I prefer to play good guys.
Didn't know about your plans for police academy. Good luck on that, sir!
I rented it from Gamefly last year. I enjoyed it. And I never played any of the previous games so this game made me into a fan: I bought the HD Collection the next time it was on sale.
That's a lot of awesome.
I understand where Kat is coming from and she's perfectly in her right to write about something that disturbed her. But without seeing the scene (reading a description is one thing, seeing the execution is another), I can't fully say whether I agree with her. A lot of things can happen between now and the game's release so we'll see if it makes the cut. She's not click-baiting, though. This is an important issue to her.
By the way, I haven't played the previous game so that may limit my perspective a bit.
Because most of the service is online now. If I could find the article, I'd post it here, but it read that dvd sales/rentals still make up a huge portion of revenue for the movie studios. Not sure how it is for game companies.
I don't think this will eventually eliminate physical discs. I like the potential but this needs to remain an option.
Fair enough. I need to leave this alone. There are other and better films to discuss.
I don't see the video (and I use Chrome mostly, sometimes Firefox) but I do agree: IE is terrible.
