@The Squid: "StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty comes with its share of nits, including its lack of true local area network play, its demands for an internet connection to play and its comparatively tame progression in terms of real-time strategy gameplay."

@CaptainJack: Oh no, trust me, it's hilarious.

I wish I could have one of them there magic wind circles.

@CaptainJack: Am I gonna have to be the guy that watches this and says "That's completely ridiculous. People need to open their ears and quit looking for ways to be offended. It's obvious that there was no intent to be offensive to anyone there." because I really want to, but I don't think I'm going to.

Probably the most outstanding gaming memory I have is begging my parents to go to this "Best Buy-like" electronics store called "Sun" so that I could play Super Metroid at their games section.

Well damn.

Council: You know Dr. Poplawski, it's been awhile since you have contributed anything to the group... maybe it's high-time we concentrate our efforts on studying the emotional stress on a recently laid-off cosmologist, hmm?

I really enjoyed the original Dead Space—it's a relatively new franchise I can really get behind.

You don't need her, robot. I mean, for Christ's sake, Sally wears a collared button shirt and what looks like a vest.

It's truly fascinating how technology we use to today is so engrained in our every day life ("we" meaning an average person in a fairly-developed country).

Make it sound like a tweet eh? Let me try this out.

@nodoctors001: You know I'll definitely check them out. Though I very much like a good bit of MGMT's "filler garbage"

I definitely remembered getting excited about possible keyboard+mouse input for the PS3 once I found it accepted those kind of accessories.

One band. Four Letters.

Hopefully it's not one of those erasers that when you use it, everything just gets smudged around.

Tap Tap Tap Vwoop. Tap Tap Vwoop. Tap Tap Tap Tap... Tap... Vwoop.

Luckily I nabbed the app before it was removed.

Maybe it's nostalgia, but Bill Nye is nothing less than awesome to me. He wears a semi-goofy outfit, most likely because that is his "shtick", yet he seems really down-to-earth.

@JakeMertz: That response, though seemingly-believable at first includes several words that are clearly not Magical enough for an Apple press conference. Let me detail those for you:

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