Yes, but there's enough nuance to the story (played the leak) that the community will be speculating for months/years until the next Halo game comes out. I would not worry about spoilers, it is still something that must be experienced.

I mean my crappy HTC Thunderbolt smartphone.

I've got a sony bluetooth head unit in my car (it doesn't even have an audio jack or a CD port) - and the audio coming from my iPhone 5 is miles beyond what I was getting from my Thunderbolt. I know the iPhone 5 sports Bluetooth 4.0, but I'm sure the receiver is a later standard - how does that work?

I wish they'd add an amphibious vehicle to the Halo mix...

I would hope that with four months left to go, most of the development these guys would have been involved with is complete - it should be mostly about squashing bugs I'd hope.

Wait - if the water the droplets are put on have less surface tension, it would make it less likely to form cohesion with the droplets, right? Or is everything soapy?

Yeah, that's right. Now I want to see it without soapy water.

I don't suppose this would work if the water wasn't soapy. I'm guessing it has something to do the the hydrophobic ends of the soap molecules in some way.

They're not doing harm or even making a threat - just asking if anybody knows him and calling him a name.

It's illegal because the government says so, they have to protect their glorified welfare queens.

The final solution to the poor liberal arts major problem...

Does it simulate bottoming-out and knocking your front bumper cover off against Coloradan potholes? Damn the roads in this state are terrible. I'll definitely be picking this one up, but I wish they would have tossed Denver-esque city for added variety.

At first I was like, "Whiners gonna wine" but it's a bit more nuanced than that. For those that didn't do the survey, tough shit. For those that did but their code didn't work because EA, I guess, stopped the promotion - they really should be compensated with a working code or game.

The opening cutscene (mild spoilers).

I think it's an Allosaurus - just because it's kinda small. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allosaurus

And I thought my trip over to Jezebel earlier today made my head hurt...

Japanese RPGs have lost a lot of their charm and magic, in favor of becoming overly verbose and pretentious. Ni No Kuni looks like the kind of game that would bring back that warm fling JRPGs gave me as a kid, so I'm glad I got the club-bandai whatever edition.

The upstanding women of Jezebel, folks!

The bottles look like dicks, too.

So edgy!