Sam Lake—you bastard child of Vincent Price and Stephen King—don't you ever change. Even when explaining the massive disappointment that was the distinct lack of Alan Wake 2 at yesterday’s Xbox One reveal, the guy who put words in Max Payne’s mouth still manages to come across as hypnotically charming.
The quote in the headline comes from Don Mattrick, talking to the Wall Street Journal about the Xbox One when the topic of backwards compatibility came up. But that’s not the only head-scratching statement to come from the man in charge of all things Xbox.
Here’s what’s going on Talk Among Yourselves, our reader-written blog: Nicholas Payne thinks the Xbox One may not be so bad
Man, I was such a fan of the Wally West incarnation. Having a sidekick inherit a main hero's mantle felt like it paid off on the whole mentor/protege dynamic. And Wally having to deal with the looming shadow of Barry was great subtext.
The solo and small-team game-makers who’ve made games like Fez, Braid and Limbo won’t be able to control their own destinies on Microsoft’s next game console, according to a Shack News report.
Barry Allen's Greatest Enemy Gets a Creepy Upgrade in The Flash #20
You don't need to feel sorry for the Flash. Despite what it looks like, he's doing okay.
