The cel-shaded and chaotic lootfests of the Borderlands franchise eschews formality for cheek and unfiltered humor. Its latest accomplishment of ridiculousness: successfully transplanting a South African doo-wop song into a bonkers world rife with psychos, narcissistic masterminds, and a lot of blood.
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Continue after the break for a bunch of people in tights and capes punching each other in the face in Injustice: Gods Among Us and 007 Legends' henchman hunt within snowy crags.
• The whole "superheroes gone bad" trope works well within Injustice: Gods Among Us, if only as a necessary catalyst for a bunch of superheroes beating the hell out of each other. This game essentially epitomizes all the versus debates my loser — er, geeky friends continually toss at me.
• What's better than a black-diamond jaunt down a snow-slick mountain face in 007 Legends? Why, capping uniformed henchmen while you do it, of course! That's the last time I'll visit a ski resort advertising "clearance" prices.
