Ok, that's some neat photography. And some terrible photoshopping. I mean, I'm not great with photoshop or anything, but I could have done as well, if not better. Especially if I was expecting people to pay me for it.

I don't think it's a cheap trick. I think it's a brilliant solution to a strange problem most people wouldn't even consider. I mean, I hadn't even thought of the fact that a normal 3D model wouldn't look right viewed from the Zelda 3/4 angle.

This one has the same feature.

I'm only seeing one stove in those pictures. I guess I could be missing it, but all I'm seeing is the oven, the fridge and your cool corner cabinet.

Quick?

It means you may have spent too much time looking at your friends' porn folders.

I guess I was referring more to those of us in the West. We know about China's terrible history of human rights violations. We just ignore it.

"Widely available" and "widely cared about" are not the same thing.

I just tried that. And now my brain is covered in coffee burns. Thanks a lot!

Yeah, I'm not so sure that makes sense. Is eating one peanut a day for a year really the same as eating 365 peanuts right now?

For those of us that live in more than one room, that's not really an option. ;)

Since Kinja isn't letting me update my own post...

Couldn't finish the video. I didn't feel like explaining to my coworkers what exactly I was laughing at.

There's actually an "In-App Purchases" section on the itunes store page. In itunes, it's on the left-hand side of the page. In the app store (on your phone) it's at the bottom of the page. Click on that and it'll actually list the in-app purchases that are available.

I'm sorry, but you make no sense.

I am amazed they haven't made this game already.

Who exactly are they selling to?

Like nearly everyone that's posted so far, I basically ignore the video.

Well, the article is about hiding apps. Usually, hiding things makes them harder to find. So yes?

Then don't play games on your phone?