I'm closer to 100% sure there won't be a price drop.

I'd do it for $1000 the first time, and $200 for every subsequent time I'm required to re-affirm, and $10k for going somewhere to say it (radio/tv).

Tesla Truck Nuts.

"We didn't really think about MP3 or DLNA," he adds. "We always thought we're going to do that eventually. We've been doing it with all the products. So it caught us off guard."

Not what I was hoping to read, but also what I expected when I bought the game.

Kingdom Under Fire was pretty cool on Xbox.

You do realize that 2 was basically the same combat system with faster animation and moves to skip the bad pathfinding?

It means we will probably see games get sold for pretty damn cheap instead of forever being full price. Oh, and maybe DLC goes on sale for a price that actually makes sense (I hate that a 20 hour game costs $60, but DLC that lasts 1 hour costs $10)

I don't mind starting at level 0, I already have a huge Xbox e-peen, now I can grow a massive PS4 e-peen over it's life as well.

SexCowboy69 beats all!

"That was so cool it makes me want to by Need For Speed."

Oh damn, this showed up on wrong picture, weird.

I would pay $5 for this.

I had to go double check that the actress who was the model for the character wasn't you, as I guess you have a duplicate out there.

André Weingarten—"Moonlight Swami"—had his unboxing video yanked from YouTube on a copyright claim by Microsoft. He said on Saturday that Microsoft would lift that "copyright strike" as the Nov. 22 launch date draws near. My guess is the company now realizes it's terrible PR to go sanctioning customers who received a…

You need more upvotes for further breaking this shit down.

You have no sense that it's ethically wrong or morally fishy? As this is another one of those moments where you can see that the modern communication systems.. they are biased against people.

You talk about the dashboard and file sizes of games and how the cursor moves around as if they were spoilers = tool

Still scumbags, still have a stupid 3-strikes policy that weighs claims against people and has no repercussions for false claims. You should quit being an apologist for a company that basically builds their business model on lies and bullshit it seems.

That isn't how NDAs work.