It appears to play like a more-polished version of this fan game.

I like to think that I'm living vicariously through my little gaming nut. It's a lot of fun watching him get all into a game.

Well there's a little bit. That guy's hand, on the left. But still, yeah. There's just not enough orange on blue here.

So it is! I should have known!

What? No explosion? No scantily clad female showing off her ass? Nobody is going to buy this.

Now we need a 3d maneuver gear mod so I can go Spiderman my way through that town.

Same here. I picked up an NES controller before kindergarten. Before that I watched family play Atari. I still have a book I made in first grade, where each page was a story about a different NES game, with an illustration. Zelda, Metroid, and Mario. My elementary school's library had subscriptions of Nintendo…

At 23 I could sit down for multiple marathon gaming sessions, get a couple hours of sleep, and still be okay at work the next day. I had no problem just enjoying a game for hours and hours.

Was this filmed at some kind of Korean equivalent of a Renaissance fair?

Same problem here, though I faff around on the Internet slightly more than I should, and do the dishes and laundry slightly less than I should.

Looks futuristic and neat, but from the video there appears to be as much as a full second of lag. The one to emerge from this whirlwind of motion control solutions will be the one to minimize latency. iMotion is probably early in development, but unless they can reduce their latency dramatically, I don't see it…

I have a friend who mistakenly told a dead baby joke in the presence of a woman who gave birth to a late-term miscarriage. Things got really quiet and awkward all of a sudden.

"I'm from Florida. Crazy shit just comes out of my mouth sometimes."

I'll need a source to believe that one.

"They use hammers to dig and knives and guns to protect themselves from zombies," he said, according to the station.

Yes, and he's forging a crowbar. (A staple of the Half Life series.) He strikes the crowbar 3 times before saying "These things. They take time." It's the only hint we've really had that Half Life 3 is even a thing at all for years.

No kidding. Even in something like RPG Maker, which is the Fisher Price, My-First-Game-Development-Tools of game development, it takes an obscene amount of effort and talent to pull something off that people will actually want to play. Nevermind making one from scratch. It boggles the mind.

Yes, but if it's not rape, then what is it?

Pyramid head rape scene. Or at least that's what most assume it to be. It's a pretty WTF moment in Silent Hill 2.

This one is expensive, but it looks like a Steam Machine needn't be very expensive at all. Lower end hardware can go into it, and because of Steam OS's streaming capability, you can let your primary gaming PC do all the graphical grunt work while the Steam Machine acts as the link between your PC and your television.