What kind of store is this again?

What's the circle pad used for?

All I could think about when playing X&Y was how it still felt like I was walking around on "squares" except when using the roller skates, but the moment you're off those, BAM, bound again.

I'm really curious to see what the actual consumer version will look like.

I'm player one in this match, by the way. Yes, I lost to a whole bunch of bots. :( (But also some humans!) We would have played on Final Destination to make this particularly awful, but unfortunately that's not an option for 8-player Smash. Why they couldn't make the flattest stage a little longer beats me, but…

"Maybe a contractor for his work or someone at his work who didn't have a great experience with him [made the call], Deputy Jason Houck from the King County Sheriff's Office told the station.

This feels odd. In my opinion some of it looks better, some of it doesn't. Like the scene where Link is being shook looks darker/creepier in n64 (which I thought was more of the vibe of the game, I never got to play it because of needed expansion pack/cost). And the eyes on the mask look better in N64, however the…

And here I thought it was friendship!

...test Wolverine's patience. ( Deadpool.)

If you want to try and get your hands on one, remember, you're paying for the history, not the product: as tbhs575 warns, "The seller does not represent that this item is operable; it was buried for 30 years".

Kind of curious if you trapped the grim reaper in there. Does he stay trapped forever, eventually die? or does he just teleport out?

So serious looking.

There are a few key things that keep PC gamers tethered to their desks, one of them being the awesomeness of having the "click clack" of a quality mechanical keyboard punctuate their gameplay. Impressive as they may be, laptops haven't been able to replicate that experience...yet. MSI to the rescue!

Yeah, I was going to come here and say it looks like some kind of plastic, but surgical glove works pretty well too.

All this pepsi flavor experimentation seems like yet another reason I should go to japan.

As you can see in this Gigazine photo, the "spicy" tasting soda was, well, red.

totally makes me think of shredder

The game's enduring popularity is something Valve should be proud of. In a world where games are generally released only to die out a few months later, as companies shift focus to a sequel and/or gamers just move onto the next big thing, it's nice to see both a studio and a fanbase stick with something for the long…

Oh man that's hilarious. On another note, I still need to actually see that movie.

As noted on Kaden Watch, one of the coolest things about this kit is that kids can send in their manga drawings either by post or email and a manga pro will correct them.