I believe there are many games that play like Pokemon with completely different skins but many people have never heard of them because very few people care about them and even less are willing to pay for it. The fact that kotaku wrote about this game and now you know know about it is due to it using Pokemon.

If she is doing that just because he didn't go to bed at the same time as her, he didn't actually miss anything. If he did go to bed she would just not be in the mood or want to just snuggle. If she is actually in the mood and makes a move on him and he doesn't respond that is the only time he actually missed out on…

Two things this video should teach everyone.

This years sale was not so bad for me I got Receiver, Paranautical Activity, Skullgirls, 9.03m and Batman: Origins although that was through a videocard purchase. I don't think I even spent $20 on steal this year.

Or at the Mall, Airport, library, school, doctors, Starbucks, McDonald the list goes on and don't forget about those of us who have a low 3g/4g data cap.

Most people I know who got the original wii got it because it was cheaper that the PS3 and 360 and/or They didn't care about graphics.

Xbox One Kinect

If you buy a PS3 version of a game and then get the PS4 version they count as 2 separate games. I think that's what they mean

By PC I will just assume you mean Windows.

Some people still buy computers for things other than gaming, like work. Gaming can still be an after thought and not the main reason to get a new computer.

Care to reassess that ranking on the crazy to hot scale now?

A good hand full of the mystery didn't translate over very well. Example (Single episode spoiler) there was a murder and the dead man wrote supposedly his murders name in Japanese next to him before he died. Turns out someone added some extra lines to hide the original name and make it look like the name of another…

"we reserve the right to enforce any and/or all legal remedies available to us."

The way they sold it was bad.

I fully agree with you but I think the law is that way because If just dressing up as a officer was against the law we couldn't have actors dressing up as cop for movies or any federal officer Halloween costumes. I don't know the law to the letter so I could just be wrong. Especially since (as Miggawhaat pointed out)…

Well honestly I don't know. I assume China and other countrys with large governments would have similar laws, but I have no idea where to look that up.

"impersonation of a federal officer or employee" is a crime. I'm think you can dress up as a FBI agent all you want. The crime is misleading people in to thinking you are a federal officer when you are not.

That would only be useful in games that don't have the cross hair option to begin with. (Killing floor anyone). Also I just use a piece of a post it note if i need it.

Well that happens a lot when someone is clearly playing a age inappropriate game. Example: A twelve year old shouldn't be playing halo (It's rated M), at the very least they shouldn't be talking to random strangers online. The older players reactions to kids online is also inappropriate but parents who say their kid…

Well shooting them down was something that natedoggcata mentioned and it seemed you over looked it, although he didn't mention that the drones themselves are valuable as well.