Poor decipher. They also had a great game in The Lord of the rings. Now no one around here plays anything but magic and I just can't get into it. I've tried so many times.

it's stuff like this that takes me back to Minexraft only to realize as creative as I am, I couldn't do something like this without it looking derpy as all hell.

you use iTunes to factory reset ios devices. It will remove all data from the phone, including the OS itself and install a clean copy. That's why so many iOS issues are resolved by restoring the phones.

the real question is the bandwidth usage. With data caps becoming more prevalent and whatnot.

Snarky little shits have no idea how easy they have it nowadays.

The problem with the reveal is that it's single player. All CoD single players tend to look the same and are just going to show set piece after set piece as you play through it. Showing BIG EXPLOSIONS and OMG SUPER JUMP does nothing to show an evolution of the single player.

What!? How did I not know about this? This is an announcer worth the money. Can I buy this now!? I just want to put money in R. Lee's pocket. lol

What's sad about this is that we used to have awesome announcers (Keifer Sutherland, Gary Oldman, hell, even Ice Cube was decent) and now all the announcers just sound bored.

Nothing else needs to be said. This is it in a nutshell. ^5

"Guilty Pleasures" are such bullshit. Don't let people put you down for enjoying something you like. That's the best part about being human, we're allowed to enjoy different things.

If only they'd tease a better spawn system.

I'd love to see that happen, but it's hard for anyone to say "hey, I'm sure Facebook will innovate with this..."

It makes me happy to see Online Adventures for the PS2 get a mention. =D

So...does this mean Netflix streaming won't count towards Comcast monthly data caps since they'll be getting paid by both the content provider and the end user for the same stream?

Yeah. There is a setting under restrictions specifically to prevent in app purchases. It takes all of 15-20 seconds to turn it off, make a purchase, and turn it back on.

You've been able to disable in app purchases since iOS 4, so yeah, it was up to the parents to set up their device properly to prevent this.

No, it's the parents fault for not disabling in app purchases before handing their device to their kid.

Or they can just turn off in app purchases and bam, no more problem.

Yes, you can. Especially when there's a freaking option in restrictions that lets you turn off in app purchases. It's not Apple's fault people refuse to learn how to use the devices they buy.

Except for the fact that every iOS device has the ability to have restrictions enabled with a 4 digit passcode, and inside restrictions you can turn off in app purchases along with a myriad of other options, which is what you should do if you're going to hand a device to your child and that device has a credit card…