Incredible! He might as well be using a toaster!

Eye tracking mouse cursor, with a click mechanism activated by a foot pedal, or maybe by clenching your jaw slightly. It's been done with webcams, but something more reliable and accurate would be nice.

I had one of those. Begged my grandparents to get it for my birthday, purely based on the commercial.

As though anyone playing PC games is trying to look cool.

I tried.

Throwback.

I think I've got one more lined up after this.

Leo, it's not your fault. No, pull yourself together, it's not your fault I said! These people didn't appreciate what a kind and benevolent ruler you were. They took for granted the shelter you told them to build, and the pub you made them make, even though there was nothing to serve. In return, they starved to…

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If he did this in America they probably would have shot him.

I very warily bought Ultimate Spiderman for PC, and was pleased to discover that it was awesome. Kind of short though.

Nope. 5-11 year olds are kids. 12-13 year olds are kids. 14-17 year olds are kids. I might say "older kids" or "younger kids" if differentiation is necessary.

As a 29 year old who was once 17, I can safely say that 17 year olds are indeed kids.

This was my pick too. I have never felt so burned by a purchase I was looking forward to. I did get the Gamecube version later though.

I liked it. Not for everyone though, I'll admit.

I remember having a good time until the supernatural crap started up.

I had a guy from ASCIIware come into the Kinko's I worked at to make some copies. I mentioned having played King's Field, and he said "Yeah. The King's Field guys are a bunch of alcoholics."

I was really looking forward to a game that was based on a movie. This doesn't happen often, because games based on movies are usually awful, but this was an exception. That game was Spiderman 2.

I think they do understand this, but retailers don't like it, and they have no problem with pulling the product if they think they're getting the short end of the stick.

Also, I just now learned that the code to Flight Simulator X was sold to Lockheed Martin, who took it and developed Prepar3d. For all intents and purposes, this is Flight Simulator 11. Honestly I think it's in better hands.