It's Twilight fan fiction that's virtually taking the same path as the Twilight series.

- A trilogy.

- A rewrite of the first novel from the male protagonist's point of view that had several chapters leaked before publication (though in the case of Midnight Sun, it remains unpublished).

- A novella about a minor character from the third novel in the trilogy (I presume this will be the next in line for the Fifty Shades series).

Interesting choice to go with a lesser-known actor and director for such a big franchise. Hopefully it pays off.

Of course, I'm more interested in seeing the new costume than the new Peter Parker. Is that so wrong?

This is the kind of game that typing classes need.

I, for one, am actually interested in Tacoma. I couldn't stand Gone Home, but this actually feels like something different. Hopefully there's more to it than just walking around IN SPAAAAACE, and I won't have to eat my own words by the time it comes out.

Recore is another I really want to play, if only because Inafune and ex-Retro staff are developing it.

Cuphead... my god, I'm absolutely floored by how that game looks. Seriously, I could travel back in time with footage from that game with me, and people would wonder what the hell Walt Disney was smoking when he made that.

I'm still getting used to it, but it looks like a pretty slick alternative.

This all started with pop-up blocking software, anyway. And that shit's standard for modern browsers.

When the new version of pop-up ads is a loud video player showing multiple commercials that are sometimes only able to be paused for 30 seconds at a time, it's no wonder people would want to find a way to block it. Advertisers are doing themselves no favors by pissing off their potential customers.

Gameplay > Graphics

Basic gaming math.