Ah ok, but those are basically USB to DSi/3DS power cords, not actual standard USB cables, but I now understand what the author meant.

USB cord? Since when are any Nintendo handheld devices chargable via USB? My 3DS XL certainly isn't. The cord looks a bit like mini-USB, but it isn't really.

Pretty sure not a lot of Mario fans actually want or need online multiplayer.

Don't see why. I'm not a sheep nerd who needs to be like "all the others". Nerdism is about not being fascist about things, so it's completely understandable to like Big Bang Theory while still being a nerd. Especially since it does have surprisingly lots of interesting little details in it that do spark my nerdmeter.…

Im a nerd, and I do enjoy Big Bang Theory.

Yes, and that's the entire reason Im gonna get this game on launch day.

Where's that art for the Kotaku Exclusive coming from?

No, you're not alone.

I think they don't just get to name the burger, but also design it (though the last word on the final design is with McDonalds). We have that here in Austria too.

Duh.

I mean, when you have several columns of data, connecting the wrong ones and coming up with correlations that just aren't there, neither mathematically, nor logically. Also, implying causation from correlation (that's what tabloid magazines often do).

Last time I checked, "better education among females" is a subset of "better education". Which means, "better education" also includes "better education among females" and thus is also causal for fewer children.

Yeah ok, in such a trivial case, there not much room for interpretation. But most studies are mainly about connecting multiple data together, like if you took in additional data about each one asked - education level, age, gender, etc.

Yes, but the problem with statistics is that without interpretation, statistics have no meaning.

But interpretations of statistics often are.

The point is, it's not them having less sex, but being more educated means they have a better grasp on birth control.

Because aside from the cherry, that's the new one.

Fruit Ninja is great on Kinect. IMO even more ninja-y than the touch versions.

Hacking with it is fun.

It had good brightness and angle independence though. They weren't bad or "90s" displays. Not to mention stereoscopic 3D.