Because Halo and Fable don't exist, right? What about Gears of War? Ryse, Forza, and Crimson Dragon weren't made either. All of those are figments of our imaginations.

Das ist called zee "FARGATE" zo no one gets sued.

Competition is always good ;)

I think that paragraph is just once sentence, as far as I can see.

This really is an incredible deal and it's only time before a lot of other networks and sports organizations follow suit.

This one doesn't seem to have the way I wear my scarf. As a note, I do this when I ride my motorcycle, or am dealing with windy weather.

A Galaxy S3 from Verizon will net you just over $100, using the TM estimate tool.

Up to $300 for the phone, and the entire ETF when you send them a copy of your final bill. The phone trade-in values can be estimated here: http://explore.t-mobile.com/cell-phone-tra…

I know. It still stings.

Fixed

So basically, they're just switching up publishing rights right now, yeah?

God I would give just about anything to have an (even slightly) updated version of Link's Awakening. Link's Awakening and OoT are always swapping places for my second favorite Zelda game ever (behind Link to the Past), so that would pretty much perfect the 3DS for me.

I would play the shit out of this. Link's Awakening is second only to Link to the Past on my list of Best Classic Zelda Games.

Different ISPs have different experiences in different regions. Where I live, Cox is the best service provider in town, whereas in other places, Cox is worse than Comcast.

Which is really messed up. Google could make this easy... By allowing child accounts like Microsoft does. Google has to know that people are going to make accounts for the kids. Why not Make it easy?

Which is great unless you release info to Google about their actual ages, then every google service gets suspended for them. The only way back is to change the name and date of birth of that account owner to yourself, then pay them to unlock the account using your credit card (or send them a fax of your drivers…

We expect Sony's and Microsoft's new consoles to thrive over the next three years, with cumulative worldwide sales of 37.7 million PS4 and 29 million Xbox One consoles by year-end 2016. We do not expect Nintendo's Wii U to fare as well, with cumulative sales of under 20 million by 2016.

I second that. Someone's watched Kick Ass one too many times.