I cannot understand the mindset of a person who gets fired up for videos like these. Never mind those who fight about it. What are you doing with your life? Certainly not playing games because you don't possibly have time for that.

Trust me, your Family Guy references aren't deep cuts.

That's better. Now it sounds like you're talking TO a 3-year-old instead of as one. You're getting it! Proud of you!

I have less issues with white guy dreads than people who type "me no playey" like they're three years old.

Yeah, who cares if independent developers just get their hard work ripped off. Jesus.

Yeah, who cares if independent developers just get their hard work ripped off. Jesus.

Wow, that MyDay app is a blatant ripoff of Morning in iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/morning…

Wow, that MyDay app is a blatant ripoff of Morning in iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/morning…

I know it's possibly just semantics, but I'd prefer a big fat "will never" over "has no plan to" in that privacy policy. Plans change — often, with these tech startups, without warning.

I think the delivery fees are a bit high for regular use, but during the week where I had a 104 fever and had foolishly run out of aspirin and bland food I could stomach, this was a lifesaver. Not a service I'll use often but I'm glad it's out there.

High Voltage is developing this. SR5 almost certainly is already well into development by Volition proper.

Maybe "I'm dealing with frustration" instead of "doing?"

That you find this behavior OK, maybe even defensible, is sorta crazy to me. Never mind that this tarnishes the Windows Store far more than some number almost nobody knows.

Yes, it tears me up inside that my laptop of choice won't win a gold medal PNG file. Though mostly I was just remarking how amusing it is that the best product isn't eligible for the contest because too many people would have voted for it.

Congratulations in advance to whatever tallest midget dodged the MacBook Air in order to win this contest.

So three bad games, except one literally is "not bad" according to the article, but we wanted a catchy headline, so we'll call it bad in the headline anyway because Gawker.

It's also for people who prefer its interface to Quicksilver and understand that sometimes spending a little money on something you use every day isn't such a bad idea.

Nothing bad about it if a brand has repeatedly burned you in the past.

I love that I knew, before clicking on the article in Feedbin, that Upworthy would be the example image in the article. It takes some considerable talent to make a website about positive news that everyone cannot stand even seeing in passing on a Facebook feed.

Sure worked for Sega.

To quote one of your dumb comments from earlier, "I thought this was America, bro?"

I love the irony of those who express their hatred of religion by acting just as intolerant and awful as the people who made them hate religion so much.