This might be a shocker, but to many people outside of America; Osama was a hero.

Because, as we all know, video games are about exactly copying "harsh reality". That makes them so much fun!

Wrong. I can't simply go offline... If I do the white walkers, wights, wildlings and grumpkins will climb the wall. I'm always watching, like Kinect. And now my watch begins.

You'll still need a code from a participating retailer. And fuck game companies wanting to tell me if I can sell their physical copy that they sold to me. I bought it, I own it, and I just paid twenty bucks for your DLC. The proper response should be 'thank you, enjoy your stay and let us know if your experience can…

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I'd really like to see the return of optimism in sci fi. I can understand were it went, the conflict between tradition and progress is perhaps the story of our time, but it would seem from our tales that progress has largely lost.

I, too, was addicted to a "shoot-em-up gun game" somewhere between 20 and 30 years ago. I remember the first time I held that Light Gun in my hands, the trembling sensation of pure power; the first time I fired it, and seeing the unmistakable white block on the screen. The body of my enemy falling out of the sky. And…

While I'm excited about the many scifi movies coming out this summer, I worry a little that they will negatively effect each other due to overcompetition. How many people will show up for Ender's Game in October, when they have already split their money between The Host, Oblivion, Iron Man 3, Star Trek, Man of Steel,…

One answer : airships with electric engines. Air travel will be slow and magnificent.

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Mission Accomplished :-)