All the clues in the picture indicate he's just fast forwarding through a DVD.

The value of any currency is equal to the amount of that currency that is *in circulation*.

He doesn't realize that information is the most powerful thing you can have against your enemy. He think no one would want to hurt him or take advantage of him. He prefers naiveity over privacy.

In addition to being a Dungeon Crawler RPG, it's also a Social Sim, where you make friends and strengthen bonds, get jobs, go to school. They're impressive games. Play either Persona 3 or 4 Golden first. The first two can be kind of awkward mechanically.

When piracy is the easiest way to get what I want, I pirate. I have no problem paying <$10/mo for Netflix or Spottify, but when iTunes is selling individual episodes of a show for $1.99 each, all I can think is: Fuck the fuck off. The Last Airbender used to be on Netflix, but now the only way I can get digital copies…

My best thinking spot is my balcony while I'm having a cigarette. Worked me through some pretty tough problems and decisions, and spawned a number of creative thoughts.

I've seen the documentary you reference here, and I can concur: It's reallllly good, and interesting.

Welcome to America, where someone else working hard is a bad thing.

Am I the only one who sees through this sales man's attempts to 'relate to the american public'? It's intentionally deceptive.

omg theyre going to get your KIDS!

“After DARPA, I was recruited by Kuma Games Company, a computer games company which received money from CIA to design and make special films and computer games to change the public opinion’s mindset in the Middle East and distribute them among Middle East residents free of charge. The goal of Kuma Games was to…

They're not exactly the brave types

I know, right?? One of the first games I played was Final Fantasy Tactics, and there were quite a few times I wanted to soft reset, which was a huge pain to do because you can't easily press Start and Selected down at the same time with the same finger/thumb.

Almost like he was a prophet.

It's not just that the resolution is too high, but its inconsistent. Some pixels are bigger than others, and often, pixels are rotating or growing size. This isn't 16-bit, 32-bit, or any-bit.

Kotaku: Cognitive Dissonance Edition

Xbox One: Big Brother Edition.

Googled for 5 minutes.

Check out his portfolio for more of them.. The Eifel Tower one is pretty cool

The paper isn't rectangular. It's cut to match the edge of the art.