Mm, I knew of those, but thanks. I would be mainly interested to know if they're casual users or people who buy new games often, since I would imagine it would be quite difficult to do that and be an XP user.

Truesay. I do wonder how many XP users play the latest and greatest games. Any statistics out there?

Minimum of DX10 but they're aiming for Windows XP support? Whut?

Well, if I have reason to believe someone is not originally from the UK, and I can't identify where they could've come from, I'm simply interested to know where they originally are from. I don't feel like I judge people off that basis. I asked one of my friends and he said on one side his family came from Jamaica. I…

Well, there's definitely a different way of asking. Like where did you originate from is clearly empirically saying, I don't recognise what ethnicity you or your ancestors are and you're clearly not originally American. I understand the annoyance of a vague 'where are you from', or people talking down to you, OR…

Yeah, I've played all of the games and I never saw any in R/B/Y or G/S/C. I think I remember seeing a shiny tentacool in Ruby, but then nothing UNTIL the newest games. I don't know whether I was just lucky or they've raised the chances of finding shiny pokemon, but I caught 2 or 3 shinies while playing Black.

Oh I remember that horrible boss fight while I was a child, but I did enjoy that game. Thought it was pretty darn trippy and imaginative tbh.

See my comment below for justification :P. I played the first couple of hours and gave up as well, it just feels overwhelmingly complicated in the controls department, and terribly shallow in the story department. It gets LOTS better over time though. I picked it up again after so many people raved about it I felt I…

I think the brilliant thing about the game is how awfully it starts. As soon as the game opens it feels like a poor attempt at urban stylisation, the characters are shallow and the combat feels boring. EVERYTHING about this game gets better as you carry on. The stylisation becomes much more solid and believable, the…

The World Ends With You is one of the only games that starts awfully (it feels terribly patronising and shallow to start with), but the story steadily gets better right up until the end. Plus the combat gets more interesting the more you use it. It's a difficult game to get into, but the story alone is worth playing…

Well, I do ask people their origin if they look like an ethnicity I've never seen before. Some people laugh a bit as though it's meant to be offensive (and I know some people would just get all angry about it), but let's face it, it's just a question out of curiosity, I don't see how it could be construed as offensive.

Can someone PLEASE finally tell me why My Little Pony is popular with adverts. I tried to watch a new one online to see what the fuss was about and it seemed like the same children's program it's always been. Am I just insane?

Nah man, second boos on Zelda was fine for me, beat him second time. And that's coming from the guy who took seven times to beat the first boss, because it felt like the Motion+ wouldn't respond quick enough to fight back effectively enough (that said, the first boss fight was pretty fun so I didn't mind doing it a…

Always on the easiest setting. I absolutely hate repetition, and I honestly don't see the point. I think it's utterly mental that doing the same thing again should be considered fun, but people do seem to enjoy it XD. That said, I enjoyed VVVVVVV because it put the save points so close to the challenge, therefore…

Makes me happy to know that :D. Can't even remember how I found the video XD.

I think the problem here is this idea of moral symbolism. That this is about integrity and morality. No. This is a website with a very rational, generally informed readerbase. The most powerful tool here is information, and that is what has been given all along. Pure and simple.

I think the problem here is this idea of moral symbolism. That this is about integrity and morality. No. This is a website with a very rational, generally informed readerbase. The most powerful tool here is information, and that is what has been given all along. Pure and simple.

Totally agree. And to the comment below, how is their excuse bullshit? It's totally true that pretty much everyone who visits Lifehacker will know of SOPA, what would a blackout then accomplish?

While they could've lied, I'm fairly sure Gabe went on record about a year ago saying they weren't building a new Source engine. Other than that, your hypothesis would make sense though.

I'm totally down with you on that (:P), I preferred Episode 2 vastly to Half-Life 2, best single-player FPS experience I've had.