It's designed to not respond to anything that comes from it's own audio output now I believe.

As much as Microsoft's marketers would like you to believe this, the Kinect will actually pick up the commands of anyone that speaks. The voice and facial recognition is only for determining who's profile to sign into.

Wouldn't this be transsexual and not transgender?

Just going by the article that said weeks old rib fractures, Sorry.

Have never had an issue getting credited when canceling a pre-order or having a game cancel. This is from using GameStop mostly. I've even walked out with cash each time unless I pre-ordered it WITH store credit.

That's exactly how the Bible was treated for hundreds of years, though.

You find it unbelievable that a guy with no time to play games and can get one whenever he feels like it would decide to wait on getting one?

Given the old lore theme of the comic, yes it did.

Given the old lore theme of the comic, yes it did.

Amazon Prime Delivery drones.

This commercial pretty much shows exactly why voice commands are a bad idea.

I felt it while playing Remember Me, a game whose visual design and plot was so on point, so inspired by art that I love, and yet was hampered by major, crippling design flaws.

Didn't the guy that won the national tournament a year or two ago win by googling the "best team" that people had put together and then make a team that specifically went against that one since he knew most tournament players were going to make and use that team?

And because of that, some are calling Perry's performance racist. One Twitter user (via The Huffington Post) said Perry "nailed the traditionally ignorant costume of a white pop singer." Another also asked, "why are you dressed like a geisha katy perry. why. for what. #thisisracist like horribly obviously racist."…

When I heard about Sega and Atlus getting together, I joked about a Persona dancing game.

I feel like assault is a poor term for the situation. Surely there has to be a better one. Like forced exhibitionism.

I find it amusing that people thought to do this. Let's be honest, though. Is the abuse they can do with Playroom really any worse than they can do with the standard webcam feature?

There's not much to say about the clock scene. Yes, Shelby takes 5 seconds longer in the actual murder scene than the time period that we don't see him, but that's not really a plothole so much as an oversight in design.

I've got one just an inch below my ceiling right above a door.