Will do. I appreciate it.

Thanks. I'm sure I can build it. I just get nervous about throwing down a few hundred dollars on a part that isn't the greatest at doing what I needed it for.

Cool. That helps. That's something I forget often. I get caught up in thinking that if I'm going to spend a grand or so on a machine that I should get the latest and greatest.

"Case + Motherboard + CPU + cooler + RAM + hard drive + graphics card . Plug them all in. Install OS. You now have computer" = Easy Part

I take back that this article isn't helpful, but I guess I feel like when I finally get around to sourcing parts I'm not going to be sure I'm choosing the right part for my needs (which exist somewhere between gaming and heavy 3D rendering)

I've seen that before.

I'm seriously interested in assembling my own PC, but I get more and more intimidated by these articles as opposed to being helped.

I'm interested in building my own PC sometime in the near future. I have a good idea of the purpose of all the pieces and rough idea of how to mix and match them for my needs.

I'm sort of confused by the vitriol directed towards Beats and their customers.

I wonder if Corb liked Queensbridge

I was strongly considering purchasing this because I haven't played SC in ages but... no metropolis, no buy.

FOH Andrea!

No Angelus?

That's exactly the way to go.

Exactly. I missed it.

There was a video on Kotaku a few days ago of a CGI Sci-Fi short called R'ha created by one guy over 7 months. It was pretty awesome, and I'm surprised I didn't see it posted here too (unless I missed it).

Anthony Mackie is going to bite a bullet, isn't he?

This is slightly besides off topic but, I have an enormous soft-spot for the original Drakengard. It was so weird but really cerebral, and dark, and atmospheric. The music was amazing too.

Krasizinski looks like Inspector Gadget. That's the only hero character I could potentially buy him as.

Right. There are even certain details in this promo that doesn't line up with the actual game. The voice actor in this commercial, for one, is different from what I can tell.