While I'd agree on the Tesla part (I'd love one myself), not only is that not a car that would fit everyone's needs, but it's also not in everyone's price range, as Tom covered. Plus, not all dealerships are bad, and it's not like CarMax isn't a dealer; I wouldn't trust them much more or less than any other place.

Reason #1 billion that I really have to go to Japan. How do they always have such awesome things?!?

Better question, why is anyone else using it? Granted, I get why black people use it (at this point; I can't say that I would've chosen to appropriate that word, but whatever), but why is every other race using the word? It's really strange to watch Asian dudes call each other "nigga," or to see the same thing from a…

Yeah, you're probably right. I just figured in less-remote areas, if your car was at the side of the road (or if you're in an actual park or something), you might get busted. But it sounds liked you'd know better than I.

I'm on board if this means no cops wandering into the words and arresting me for boning in nature.

She was definitely a highlight of the film. But yeah, that's a pretty ridiculous movie, so I get it if you don't like it. I think it's one of the more love it or hate it ones.

I actually love that movie, for its 70's-style cheesiness, racism, and for the fact that it's got voodoo (and a villain who doesn't fully die at the end). I can definitely see why you'd hate it though, as it's not really for everyone.

I personally hate Goldfinger (well, hate being relative, as I love all the Bond films for being...Bond films), and will never understand why people like that movie so much. However, if I'm going to make an argument for another movie beating Goldeneye, Casino Royale is probably the one I'd take. I'd still give it to…

Sony has sold well based on "coolness" for the last couple generations, in my opinion. Obviously this is based on nothing but my own observations, but I worked for a retailer when the Xbox 360 and PS3 came out, and for a lot of the kids coming in, the PS3 was the "cool" console because it was more expensive. I'd…

Honestly, while I agree that this game feels like it was meant for consoles, it also feels a little underwhelming from a technical perspective either way. I've got Diablo III for my Xbox 360, and am thinking about getting RoS for XB1, but I haven't been particularly impressed by the graphics on console or PC (I know…

That's fair, I hadn't seen all the other replies to put it all into context!

I'm assuming you drive a Seat? You seem pretty upset about his generalization.

+1 for you. Goldeneye is probably my all-time favorite Bond movie (it was the first one I saw, I really like Pierce Brosnan, it's got Sean Bean in it, and it features great use of Famke Janssen's thighs).

I mostly meant that it's not Ganon's true form in most of the games; he walks around as a man most of the time, as opposed to being this mostly silent, mysterious pig monster.

I kind of liked the original designs, because they were simple but to the point. Also, I miss "Pig Monster" Ganon who has always been the "true" form of Ganondorf to me.

Yeah, I've been waiting for this from launch, since I purchase the 3D version of every bluray I can. 3D blurays on a good TV = awesome.

I feel your pain. I still have my PS3, but it's not hooked up and there's no room for it in my entertainment center, so I've been waiting for this update as well. Super excited!

Isn't the problem more that Rare is no longer staffed by many of the people that made their legendary SNES and N64 games? It's no big surprise that MS doesn't care as much about a company that churns out games like the Xbox 360 version of Perfect Dark. Free Radical (they're the Timesplitters guys, right?) is the…

Yup, this is exactly why I took a 66 month loan. I could've done less, but on months when I may not want to pay too much (anniversary, Christmas, etc.), it frees up money, and as there's no penalty for pre-payment, quarterly bonuses and random extra money will still be put towards this as well.

I think you're right that it is essentially just Phil Spencer's talking points re-framed as an article, but at the same time, this is Kotaku, so I feel like it's probably not fair to hold them to the same standards as you would the NY Times. Phil Spencer's ideas worked well enough that not much needed to be added, so…