That time when I played Outcast, that was pretty good. Pretty long moment I guess.

How does the t-shirt make that clear? If Tacitus is a reference to something other than a Roman historian it's not obvious to me.

Yeah, I'm not sure one very homemade looking hair station qualifies it as a "salon".

Oh man, that brings back memories. I had a love/hate relationship with Omega Boost. I thought the game look amazing, but it was too damn hard for me - or at least it was too hard to unlock the extras or something like that, I don't remember precisely.

Ok, except that:

But then you can't make douchy, yet undeniably humorous parody versions: [xkcd.com]

Yeah but at the same time they really announced a game (that may no longer exist in it's promised form) years and years ago when they said they were making a trilogy of Half-Life 2 episodes. They straight out hard confirmed that there was going to be episode 3 way back in 2006.

It still has a lot of awkward functionality though. Like the fact that instead of having a system level login, like Steam that you just once on system start and forget about, every individual game must login to Live every time you start. Maybe this is snappy for you, but even on a 6Mb connection, it takes an…

"but think about it: which games did you have 10 years ago that you can still play?"

The fleets in 14, 18, and 28 are awesome. There might be individual ships out there that are more impressive, but designing a range of ships that are all aesthetically unified, look like they serve a specific roles, and are within scale to one another is incredible.

It's Primal Carnage, a humans vs dinos MP games that isn't out yet. They have some kind of sponsorship by EVGA, which is whose booth he's at.

If you were using Grooveshark than it's overwhelmingly likely that you were already listening to pirated music.

So is shamelessly profiteering off of other people's IP without their permission a cool thing to do these days? Because it seems like that's a good chunk of what's being offered on Etsy.

The physical distance between the "front" and "rear" speakers is like a centimeter and they're both within the same distance of your ear. Do you believe you can distinguish direction between sounds that are originating within centimeter or two of each other?

Quicktime is a thing that still exists? Biggest April fools joke of them all.

The animation is great, but the problem is that the animation came at the expense of responsiveness.

Cool! It's like the opposite of LA Noire, which took a real face and "projected it" onto a relatively featureless geometric model.

Catholic priest - so yup, the church has totally got that situation under control, right?

Ok kind of a big deal here. The Midnight Club was a paid single player, DLC for The Saboteur. Granted all that DLC did was add nude strippers to the game, but still it's single player content that people paid for. No matter what you think about gratuitous nudity in a video game, this is setting a *very* bad…

Uh huh. And what about the fact that closing at least one of these prevents access to single player content?