GunSmith

You forgot the part where it was all liek at the water and kerplooooooosh!

I'm not really a fan of Iron Man, but that was some of the most beautiful CGI I've ever seen. I almost want to see it just for that.

Hm... : sorcerer : ...Why have I not seen this before? What other emoticons are there that don't show up on the list?

From what I could decipher of that, I think I agree with you. The way SR3's tank crushed cars was a nice touch. Those ideas would add at least six more hours of play time. "OK, this time I want to try and bounce up and through the Ferris wheel, then land on the bridge, and from there..."

Don't blink, everyone. Here's my speed for connecting to a Canadian server, right across the pond, eh?

Bump-tastic. Cook's Country, Season 4, Episode 403 Today on Cook's Country, Christopher and Bridget set out to make a foolproof chicken cordon bleu. They acknowledged the typical problems that arise when this dish is made at home, such as the melted cheese spilling out from the chicken breasts, chicken breasts that unravel in the oven, and burnt breading. They experimented with different types of breading and found that the use of Ritz crackers and torn white bread, placed together and processed in a food processor, then lightly toasted in an oven, is an efficient cure for the problem of burnt breading. Having prepared their breading, they moved on to the ham-and-cheese filling. Bridget explained that the best ham to use for a proper cordon bleu is a quality German Black Forest variety. Chris explained the differences between domestic and German Black Forest hams. Apparently, domestic varieties are "painted" with caramel color to give it a browned appearance, while a true German Black Forest ham is salted and cured with sugar, spices, and garlic for two weeks, at which point the salt is removed, and another two weeks of curing follow. It is then cold smoked over fir brush. He went on to state that "you get what you pay for", as authentic German Black Forest ham can achieve a cost of over $20 USD per pound. For the filling of their cordon bleus, Bridget and Chris rolled 1/4 cup of Swiss cheese in tubes of sliced ham. They then sliced a pocket into boneless, skinless chicken breasts and inserted two ham and cheese tubes into each pocket. A simple egg wash of egg yolks and whites plus a small amount of Dijon mustard was whipped up, and the chicken breasts were dipped into the wash, then the breadcrumb-cracker mixture. They were laid on a baking sheet and baked in a hot oven for 15-20 minutes. Meanwhile, Chris went into the Tasting Lab to taste test different varieties of ham. I stopped watching at this point and proceeded to kill myself. In all seriousness, I enjoyed this episode thoroughly. As usual, it made my mouth water. 8/10

What did you all think of Vatos?

Lot of differences between the comics and the show. Where is the line drawn between artistic liberty and injustice to the comics? In all seriousness, I liked what they did with

I laughed at the part where the cropduster hit the migrant workers. I was kind of expecting it, but it still surprised me somehow.

A secret underground creature might make for some entertainment...

Oh, that's right. Xbox mods are considered warez, but PC mods aren't. I've been considering getting a gaming PC just for GTA IV. Expect a message soon.

How can I do this?

Yes. It's directly above the post in light gray text. You'll notice it says "Posted" followed by a date.

I prefer Xbox 360, but only because I've never been exposed to a PS3. I'm sure if I were to experience the PS3 outside of a store display on a tiny screen, while standing up, I'd enjoy it more than my Xbox.

^Wow, I can imagine several hilarious scenarios (perhaps missions) involving snakes and aircraft.

Custom engravings are a great idea. May not be meant for GTA, but still sounds excellent. Regarding custom ammo types: ... http://en.wikipedia....Breaching_round Can you imagine the effects of a round like that on a human target? While breaching doors won't likely be a prominent gameplay feature in V, it would be over-the-top, Tarantino-level brutality, which will most definitely be a prominent gameplay feature in V. More on unique, brutal, and silly-ass shotgun load types can be found right here.

I wouldn't mind seeing a Wild West-era Assassin's Creed.

If the police stations and prisons feature detailed interiors, I believe we're definitely going to be seeing (and stealing from) the fully-stocked armories. You never cease to amaze confuse me, fanman...

LCPD:FR looks like potential for some retarded fun. Shame I haven't got a capable PC.

They wouldn't off a protagonist. I'm not stupid. Would they? Am I? **commits suicide**

No. Where have you seen people being shot, a lot? If and when Massacre says something like that, do not question it.

Thanks for starting to use spoilers, guys. I appreciate it. Just finished the first season and

Ooh, a dessert animal. Like the Ben and Jerry's cows?

Remember Men of Valor, the Vietnam game? Shit was good.

It was a YEAR? That's retarded.