I'm kind of getting tired of a very small number of vocal pro-gamers dictating what that larger majority want in a game. I prefer flinching over de-scoping, as does almost everyone else I've ever played Halo with.

Putting this out here:

Just love your kids.

So if they get stuck in an elevator forever does that make them Pirates Who Don't Do Anything?

AUTOMATED MAP EXPLORATION.AUTOMATED MAP EXPLORATION.AUTOMATED MAP EXPLORATION.AUTOMATED MAP EXPLORATION.AUTOMATED MAP EXPLORATION.AUTOMATED MAP EXPLORATION.

That's very responsible of them. They're actively denying extra sales and discouraging people from buying an unfinished product as a gift. I have to say, that's surprising considering the way things are these days.

I'm gonna go with both cunning and ridiculous.

It'd be smarter to sell your cards to the idiots that would buy them. I made myself over seven dollars selling a backlog of those stupid things. Bought myself a game that was on sale with the money.

The wipers are definitely moving water here. The water is an actual physical object. The water even shifts right as he turns into the corner, while the wipers fight it back left.

Maybe the future still runs on a tight budget.

This article really saddens me. He got $2500 and that is great for him, but he could have been patient and waited a couple years. Whoever bought it for $2500 is going to be getting a lot more, I'm sure of it.

Different suit color, different hair style, different hair color, different face-structure, different ethnicity, different appearance of age... How is that Asuka? I'm not hating on the art, but it simply isn't the character.

And now Civ fans will finally get a taste of why I absolutely loathe WoW.

Obligatory. These things are incredibly inspiring and life changing. Human Revolution treated these things somewhat fantastically, but this is a very real and developing field.

Making hacking more involved than 'Hold X to whatever' would certainly be needed. Maybe make the game less about on the fly magic hacking, and more planning out your approach and pre-hacking the systems and locations you think you'll need or want for the mission at hand?

His eyes...

I think I'm more excited by the fact that this is the first laptop I've seen in almost forever that puts the keyboard at the front of the deck, rather than the back. I HATE seeing my palm-rest areas get all glossy after a few months of letting my giant hands rest on them to use the keyboard.