Everyone should go read the interview with Chris Roberts over at Polygon. There is far too much misinformation and half-coverage of this game—not that I think this article is doing either of those, Mike—and that interview goes a long way to clarify and elucidate things in a way that, for some reason, no one has really…

Stop doing it to babies, leave it as elective surgery once the owner is old enough to legally decide.

The small destroyer is not to scale,

Dreamweb! Where is it :(

We have mandatory auto insurance too, but unfortunately the minimum coverage rates only cover a very small amount, which varies by state (and in my case it was only $25,000), and the vast majority of people only carry the minimum required by state law.

They do teach us all these accurate things; it's just that some are not paying attention.

Now that is an awesome use of the Oculus Rift.

Maaaaan, and here I was hoping someone was reworking Elite Force into the modern age. Loved that series.

Christ? I was sure this was originally a pagan holiday.

Well all people can do is videos like these:

Die by the sword - not only you could chop limbs off in combat, you control the sword motion with the mouse, so for a heavy swing you really needed to put some effort into the blow, especially with the ball - mouse lol.

Ah, sweet memories. A few years later this gem here called "Moonstone" came out to up the ante. Anybody remembers that? It's devilishly difficult but unmatched gory fun in 1991 with 4 players!