@XeO3: Fact: Soy products are indeed NOT bad for you. A lot of strange propaganda seems to have wildly circulated about the "truth" of soy products and it's mostly untrue.

@stambo8: It's not dairy itself I have a problem with, or even meat. It's the way it's delivered to humanity for consumption. It just doesn't seem very safe, or sanitary and just downright grosses me out. Cows with utters so huge they can't walk, hormones, feces, germs. Just not my cup of tea.

Vegan chocolate is actually not that bad! Since I've become vegetarian a few years ago, I've been trying lots of dairy free and vegan stuff just for kicks, even though I do tend to eat a decent amount of dairy. If I could afford to buy all those expensive soy products, I'd live off them, no problem.

Jason's Furniture, obviously.

@t3knomanser: Ditto. I ran out and bought a 5 button Logitech as soon as I got home with my iMac. Apple's minimalism sure is pretty, but for a mouse, it does not remain very functional.

I bought the Mac version on Steam the other day. I'm only a few hours in, and it's pretty fun!

I'm all for innovation for the franchise. Twilight Princess was great, but it felt like a complete rehash of OoT. Even the new characters they created were stale at best. I'm not sure if making the game easier is truly the thing that Zelda needs, but it certainly needs SOMETHING.

I don't particularly like a lot of videos these days, but this one was certainly a stand-out.

Surprisingly enough, I've never really been a fan of Rockstar. I never liked GTA, I thought Manhunt was a cry for attention, and Red Dead Revolver didn't really do anything for me either. Maybe I'm crazy, but I just do not like their games.

@lil-hand: That's actually a useful piece of information. I might do the same.

Being that I'm not a parent (nor would I be fit to be one) I don't know how far those parental controls go. However, I can not even begin to imagine a younger boy hearing some of the things online gamers say in the midst of heated matches. Hopefully there is some kind of filtering system.

I've never played Crysis before. I've seen snippets here and there online, and through game culture itself, I have realized it has been seen as the end-all-be-all as far as graphics are concerned. The question I have is: Is this game really THAT much better looking than any high end game on the PS3 or 360? Or do you…

Admittedly, I haven't really been browsing many of the un-starred comments lately. I'm sure I'm missing out on a lot of great conversations, but I also really have not been seeing much mindlessness either. A double edged sword I suppose...

@SarahDot: Thats interesting. I really thought all those conditions were solely tethered to the 'old' 3D. This new tech seems pretty solid, and accessible. Interesting points.

@SarahDot: Yeah, that's what I was saying. Which is why I don't understand why anyone would have a medical issue with 3D images when you don't have to wear glasses. We all know for a fact, that there is no way this console will require eyewear.

I remember when one of the Blizzard devs made a top-down shooter using a phoenix, mothership and carriers. It looked awesome. The tools revolving around this game for modders is insane, and I can't wait to explore all that content.

Do those conditions still apply when there is no use of eyewear? It seems like this 3DS will simply render the 3D images using a camera in conjunction with tilt.

@Komrade Kayce: Dead Space was the last time I have actually been truly scared while playing a video game. Naturally, I can not wait to get my hands on this. You're right, truly terrifying titles are rare these days.

I hope they give him a gun and let him bang prostitutes. That's totally where I see this franchise heading.

David O Russell would be a fantastic choice. He has been criticized in the past for being a bit too introverted, but I actually really loved I <3 Huckabees especially.