I think I've figured out the issue here.

It doesn't say that on Rock Band, because instruments aren't required to play every part of the game. You can play a majority of it with the regular controller.

A HUD, yes, not a small box in the center of the screen for your inventory/crafting/brewing/storing/enchanting with small pixelated text describing items and displaying an even smaller number of how many you have/need.

This type of dermal implant has a removable cap-like thing, which is the magnet part. As for the main body, if it's titanium, it's non-magnetic.

It was posted within the last few days as an article on the site. That's why this article begins with the white makeup/spirals/stripes mention.

You shouldn't have to test something to see if it works, you are correct. Minecraft's splitscreen works. It just requires something some people don't have.

Chicken and turkey aren't meat? I gotta go tell my vegan friends.

It does work, it just requires something some people don't have and didn't bother trying the game out to see whether or not they needed it. There are a few games on XBLArcade that require a Rock Band or Guitar Hero controller but don't explicitly state that fact. My whole point is that, if you are buying a game for…

There are converters, but man, you've got an old system (2006! That's like 10 years ago.) that relies on component output with a new TV that requires HDMI. It's not unsurprising that you can't hook it up the way you'd like.

The HUD elements for crafting/brewing/enchanting/inventory/everything menu related are all pixelated text and take up a small central portion of the total screen. With 4 player splitscreen, each person's menu has probably 1/16th of the screen. On an HDTV, that's barely enough. On a standard definition TV, it would be…

People who purchased the Pocket Version of Minecraft for Android complained that it wasn't exactly like the PC version and wanted a refund, as well. No one cared about those people because they were idiots for assuming it would be the same experience on a new system. This version introduces a brand new way to play the…

The 4 player splitscreen games on the N64 didn't have boxes full of text in the center of each person's section for them to try to read.

The HUD elements for crafting/brewing/enchanting/inventory/everything menu related are all pixelated text and take up a small central portion of the total screen. With 4 player splitscreen, each person's menu has probably 1/16th of the screen. On an HDTV, that's barely enough. On a standard definition TV, it would be…

Devil's advocate: Download the trial version and try it out with your friends. If you like it, pay for it and it's already downloaded so you have the full version immediately. Don't rely on past experience with previous methods of playing (Like people who bought the Pocket Version did and wanted refunds because it…

The HUD elements for crafting/brewing/enchanting/inventory/everything menu related are all pixelated text and take up a small central portion of the total screen. With 4 player splitscreen, each person's menu has probably 1/16th of the screen. On an HDTV, that's barely enough. On a standard definition TV, it would be…

The original model supports component cables through the existing video port. You could display in HD if you wanted to.

He wasn't a comic book character until very recently ( [www.usatoday.com] ) and maybe you haven't seen the lead-up movies but Clark Gregg performed well in every one of them. He helped bring the movies together.

Without buying into rabid fanboyism, I find it a little disconcerting that a title proclaiming this to be 'the best Android phone' is gracing a review that only managed four out of five stars. This isn't a problem if you're going to turn around later this month and give the HTC Evo 4G LTE the five out of five it…

And then you used those 50 seconds you saved to write a comment on Gizmodo. Fucking brilliant.

So people can't age in dreams? What about Sato looking older?