In the 90's animated and live action series he used his heat vision bounced off a mirror to shave.

Next question: is Superman's stubble shaveable through normal means, or does even his hair possess super powers?

Do you know how painful it is to land from that high onto your feet, I imagine sometimes it was done to make the wire landing less painful.

The SportsCentre Top 10 just did it for me.

That was both stupid and amazing.

Rumor mongering, conjecture based on too little information and incomplete facts, and outright fear seem to be the go to subjects these days. Patience seems to be a lost virtue for gamers in this day and age; it's too bad that the prudent course of action, waiting until both companies are at E3 and actually release…

I feel conflicted because I don't think that DRM systems are necessarily... evil or flawed if they have some sort of used games policy, but inherently it just feels wrong to me.

This isn't rage, this is reasonable reaction to an incredibly poorly delivered and frequently changing message from Microsoft.
Also, I think you're underestimating the intelligence of the well informed, discerning modern consumer. This is 2013, people don't drop the coin that they used to on brand recognition alone.

And what will you do when it's revealed that the PS4 will have pretty much all of these changes too?

believe it happened during an OU/Texas game.

Maybe Simmons has arbitrary statistics selection syndrome? As an acronym, it's ASSS.

So Simmons decides Jim Carrey isn't a star by pointing to 3 movies that made 185MM+ (Mr. Popper's Penguins, Yes Man, and Fun with Dick and Jane), a low-budget movie that was quite good (I Love You, Phillip Morris), and a genuinely awful film (The Number 23)?

I love hearing all the arguments about how great the "human element" is. At what point does getting it right trump nostalgia? 100 years ago they set up the rules with the best available technology, not because they wanted a "human element". Why shouldn't we do that today?

There are games that either costs little or require nothing extra paid to enjoy. Pocket Planes, Pen and Paper RPG, Beastie Bay, Pudding Monsters, Monster ate my Condo.

Yeah, I cant get my 8 year old son to keep playing any mobile game, he's played some easier ones and nothing keeps him interested. I think its all the times he asks me if he can buy the potions and or gold items so he can keep playing, to which I give a 'nope, sorry' and he realises that its not worth the time to play…

Think I'm gonna give up my smartphone/tablet gaming experiment, this looks cool but everything is for frickin' iOS. That and most mobile games are geared towards impulse shoppers. Kinda feels like a permanent $1 gumball machine in my pocket.

You can move, but we've got some real dillweeds in charge here.

'Cause if there anything I'm gonna do with my shorts after running around for 35 minutes in the heat of Thailand, it's put them on head.

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