Does Friday the 13th: The Game count as a serial killer game? Oh, wait, you said "good." Then, as others have already suggested, Hitman is the best.

Make an arrangement where you each have your own dishes. Then you're only responsible for washing yours.

Half of Reddit: They aren't!! Game prices don't even match inflation!! The first Legend of Zelda game cost $80!! Games should be $200 or more today, so we're actually fortunate!!

The other half of Reddit: It's the greedy, corporate, quarterly profit focused bastards!! DLC and micro transactions have fucked everything!!

My own take is that most games are somewhat overpriced, but not excessively so. And some games have far more value than others, so they really shouldn't all cost the same.

I often think certain activities are a waste of time. Then I think about how I'll be dead in 100 years and it won't make any difference if I played video games, cleaned my house or traveled to every possible destination in the world. Me and everyone I know will be dead anyway.

Yeah, there are objectively beautiful people, as you've just admitted to. They also need some degree of acting talent to get decent roles.

I was referring to actors, I thought that was obvious.

>Do movie makers really think people prefer eye candy over a more humanizing cast of characters.

Yes. And, for better or worse, that really is what most people prefer. Average looking people just don't attract viewers in the same numbers that attractive people do and less viewers equates to less profit.

In the film he scored a 75 on his IQ test. That's in the range of "borderline," not mental retardation. To me, his story was about embracing destiny, overcoming ones own limitations and maintaining a positive attitude in life. He was also great at loving people unconditionally.