That's debatable, I think there's room for both. I've been known to watch moe, but there is a lot of trash moe flooding the market right now. It's unfortunate because once this style dies down it'll probably be abandoned all together because people are so tired of it.

So just the 80s then. Fun fact: I did an internet search for "Jojos" to confirm its release date, and as it turns out potato wedges are also known as "jojos"

Spiky hair isn't great. What is this, the 80s? Or are we middleschool students who still think Goku is the epitome of cool?

I think you forgot to link the video.

Fertilizer and knives are also consumer products that can be used to cause harm. Despite its short range, it is conceivable that such a device can be used to harm others. NFC technology's only real security is its incredibly short range. It is conceivable that she could program her chip to steal info from NFC credit…

Couldn't it work if connected through the proprietary Apple port? Apple has their own ipod to HDMI converter, so it wouldn't be too farfetched to have a projector directly connected through there.

I am not judging.

There's a fundamental difference between something that is literally keeping you alive and is common versus something which is superficial, uncommon, and can be used to communicate with other pieces of equipment. Also, what's the point of those line breaks? It's obnoxious.

It seems to me that the demographics within the game industry follow along the same lines as most STEM fields. While I don't have solid numbers on either, the last set of figures I looked at said that ethnic minorities only made up like 15% of STEM bachelors degrees, and under ten percent of STEM doctorates with Black…

While it may be a social commentary, I don't think that Nintendo meant to make any sort of statement about gay marriage. Given that most people are heterosexual, a decent portion of the population is either not in support of or indifferent to homosexuals, and that the game is aimed at children, the neutral thing to do…

There's nothing wrong with dissent, the only time it becomes a problem is when we actively discriminate against people who haven't harmed others and are unlikely to do so.

People really shouldn't go in to early access without being ready to lose their money. It's unfair, but it is a harsh truth. That having been said, I can see why people would be upset about Towns seeing as it was never an "early access" game, even when the feature was added to Steam.

Woah woah woah, Proun was a kick-ass game! It got me through the 45 minute gym period after I broke my leg. I wish it had more community maps, but still a fun game.

Holy gravedigging Batman!

This was basically my strategy with the PS2. I bought the Xbox after playing Halo: CE at my cousin's house and falling in love with it, I didn't get a PS2 until 2008. I'm glad I did it the way I did though, upon getting the PS2 I got Okami right off the bat. I'd been dieing to play it since reading the review in Game…

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I know what you mean about white noise. For a few months I used I-Doses. I didn't think that they actually worked, but the white noise helped me fall asleep. You could've given me one that was supposed to have the effects of meth and it still would've put me to sleep.

When I first played it, I thought it was decent, but was angry that it wasn't Mario 64. In retrospect though, and after going back to play it, I'd say that it is maybe the best 3d Mario platformer.

My local comic shop normally closes on saturdays. The other local one...I don't think I've ever actually seen it open TBH. I'd like to go to Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash at some point, just for the sake of going, but it's almost an hour away.