What? No, the Halo Sniper Rifle is straight out of REALITY:

Has pointy thingy majig at the top.

its because there are so many variations of the Android platform in terms of hardware that it takes alot more work to have a homogeneous version that works across all the popular handsets.

Everything needs some tentacles.

The rule with all PS+ games is that the free games disappear, but any games you bought at a discount will remain. So there is no reason they should have changed it for Driveclub, and I am glad they fixed it.

Quick question, isn't this how PS Plus currently works on PS3? Like, if you stop paying the subscription, you can't keep playing your PS Plus games until you renew it?

My TV is centered to the height of my eyes...I don't hold my controller up there.

I have never, not once been annoyed by the light-bar. I always have liked it. Why is it so annoying?

I always thought requesting to turn the light off (a feature I really like) was incredibly asinine. If it isn't reliably on, devs cannot use it. Transistor uses it for story. Killzone: Shadow Fall uses it for health. inFamous: Second Son uses it for karmic atmosphere.

I'm perfectly happy with my Light Bar . . .

Don't you mean Arthur from Sword in the stone? o_O

I thought that was Christopher Robin.

I like the Xbox One... or at least the ideas behind it.

Because you'd have to know how to use a graphic design software first. The very short answer for why it's so popular is "Because it's LEGO in a video game"

There were multiple parts of Dead Space 1 where a regenerating, unkillable monstrosity followed you around and tried to eviscerate you. But your comment made me wish for a SD Dead Space where a chibi Isaac Clarke would traipse around while avoiding goofy necromorphs. Get on that, EA!

Little late on to throw your hat in the kickstarter ring (pun intended)... as it ended months ago. :P

"Hack"?

There's not a lot of info given about them in game. But as I understand it, burning the card is more like a signal that you need assistance (from the same mysterious people that are watching you and gifting you with the "Burn Card"). So it's less mystic and more calling in a favor from a shadowy organization...

This seems like a likely bet: