I got my PSVita for free from Sony and all I've ever done is play PSx games on it.

I like the oven method better because a heat gun is inconsistent at best.

I'm much more aggressive now that I've created a MEC-3 Paladin (with EMP blast), an Assault-class-MEC soldier, and the auto-repair rank perk.

The 10% Foxconn Xboxes are temporary to meet the supply load. Afterwards the Xbox Ones are produced exclusively by Flextronics.

I was able to get everyone out alive. My team was sub-compartmentalized into three groups of two. Two subgroups would dash towards the EVAC while the remaining subgroup would just run (blue line) and so that they could still fire/overwatch.

Here are some ACTUAL statistics on US imports:
China comprises 18.9% of all US imports,
Followed by Canada at 14.7%,
Followed by China at 18.9%,
Then Mexico at 12.3%,
Then Japan at 6.1%,
Then Germany at 4.9%.

The Xbox One is being manufactured by Flextronics—not Foxconn

The Xbox One is made by Flextronics, a US-based company with overseas factories in China and Mexico.

Poor man's reflow:

If my grandmother can break a computer then so can intelligent university students.

It's also important to note that Nintendo and Microsoft also outsourced their consoles to Foxconn.

I haven't even gotten into all of the new features yet—I just got my first MEC trooper online.

You're typically more reserved with the MECs because they can't go into cover. I added a mobility enhancer to my MEC suit and so he can actually run further than my soliders can dash.

Enemy Within completely re-writes the XCOM experience. There are new units, new soldiers, new maps, and new factions.

I will tell you one thing: larger cases result in lower temperatures.

Or, because it's smaller, it's just along for the ride.

Every system put rings on games from the last gen if you moved the console.

And the Xbox RROD was just a fancy feature as well?

So we can ignore glaring hardware problems because of simple fixes?

This happened at least once a month when I worked for GameStop