But can surf while I ride a Segway on the board?

Looks like a first Person Just Cause 2 multiplayer. I'm in!

This is good news. Burnout was always crazy fun, and knowing that they're working on a project that lets me crash every thing that moves in everything else, even though its a long way from release, is a good thing to know.

This was ultra pre pre pre pre pre alpha footage. It's hard to get hyped about that.

Burnout: Everything (Working Title)

Only if we can crash buildings into people. Otherwise no buy.

On the scale of

No its not its nothing like that. Did you not see that opening mocking military shooters like cod (which was the first game they showed) and that hip attitude from the character in the trailer?

Actually it's more like ratchet and clank, just with a different artstyle and enemies that look from resistance. I don't have an xbox one, but if the reviews are great, it's a day one buy for me, regardless if I own the xbox one.

Insomniac Fan since Spyro the dragon.

"When asked by Quartz if it will give an unfair advantage to teams in more populous countries, he says, "Oh they will get the votes always. That's fine. It's what we want. They won't win the race only because of that."

so basically, "yes, but we DGAF"
helping the most popular driver from the highest population area win…

But Formula E has added one more boost on the very last lap, and it's based on the number of @-mentions the racer gets on Twitter. So it's like the Teen Choice Awards, but for racing.

The inaugural season of Formula E kicks off this September in Beijing, and to snag that coveted 20- to 30-something demographic, the organizers are relying heavily on social media. And it's actually going to affect the results.

There needs to be a tweetbot sponsoring a car in this series.

And the answer to the question of how Formula E could be more engaging like American Idol is....

goddammit. I really wanted to like Formula E, I really like the idea of more fun electric cars coming to market and thought this would be a great way to pioneer that technology, and I suppose it still is. But for fucks sake, this has got to be the lamest attempt to try to rack up publicity for the sport.

Hobble, formula E is already starting off on the wrong foot. Taking the sport out of the sport. What happens when people move on from Twitter?

Exactly the type of response a computer would give... hmmm....

Pop culture is HIGHLY subjective and varies greatly even in small areas.

I find it weird that pop culture is such a hole here—surely there's enough floating around on the internet to assemble something convincing to say about it?