He died battling the green goblin on his front porch.

I miss when YouTube was small and not owned by Google. It's really depressing to reminisce on what YouTube was like, compared to now.

Agreed, but at the same time more money should mean better content. Without this small monetary gain many people aren't able to make better content.

Just saying that when something is disputed between the youtuber and claimant profits don't automatically go toward the claimant. It is frozen until the dispute is resolved, if the youtuber is innocent they receive their funds back if guilty they don't.

(each priced at ￥400 (US$3.82))

How are you getting it for 5 dollars?

Polygon:

Read other news sources besides Kotaku, they are heavy on the vitriol and light on the facts.

I'm with you for the most part I agree original language is always better than dubbed especially when you can find quality subtitles.

I don't know if it is as exactly as you say it. Hollywood goes where the money is, and if foreign language films sell just as well as english language films they would follow the money.

By making something that could easily be an open format closed. If anything the should have made the headset detachable from the base.

Checked. They aren't partly funded by Microsoft.

I'll bite. Just how are their views slanted?

I think this is actually the fault of Microsoft. I don't have much proof but I feel like the Xbox team is being burdened with demands from up high to integrate the "modern ui" into places where it doesn't need to be.

I guess this is what happens when you try to shoe-horn a tablet OS down everything you get your hands on.

My vocal commands work just fine... Other people's work just fine. That means the problem is you.

Maybe I was embellishing when I said they don't work.

The snapping and voice commands work very well...

Can't lie I liked the first film but you are definitely right about the product placement making it seem like a cash grab.

If you are judging SAC now yeah maybe it isn't top notch animation all the way around, but when it was released in 2002 (according to wikipedia I remember it being 2004) It was amazing. Its cheapest cut-corner-episodes blew most shows high budget episodes out the water.