I rarely ever buy new games from Steam. Which works out pretty well, since I have like a hundred old games to play while I wait for prices to come down.

Well, a lot of the TVs are coming bundles with glasses. Which is as it should be.

This is a travesty. We must rise up and throw off the shackles of censorship. In the name of thighs everywhere, waiting to be free.

The diamond breastplate is clever, I may get that at some point in the future.

I'd their pantsu.

The real cost isn't the PS3, but the 3DTV.

I'm disappointed that image is a .gif

Well, since they're both Ellen McLain, someone could just do a bit of pitch bending on the normal narrator voice clips.

I wouldn't say that moe is an artificial trait so much as it is a natural trait of artificial persons.

Why do cheap sex jokes and objectification of women have to be from the 90's? I think they have an equally large role in today's culture, even if no one wants to admit it. We haven't made any great leaps of "progress" or anything.

Gotta agree there. I got a RAT 7 last year and I absolutely love it. For consoles, though, the DualShock is my favorite. For my DS3's I get the aftermarket trigger tabs that make them concave, since I don't like convex trigger design. But the analog stick placement is perfect, even if all my friends disagree.

Seems like the 3DS games aren't being received nearly as well as the hardware.

midriff-baring*

Venture Bros. Season 4 BD ad makes this article all the better.

That's what fixins are.

You might want to use the sarcasm tag. You're a bit too good, I think.

You do know that Judeo-Christianity is older than 2000 years, right? It seems unlikely that a couple hundred years would "phase out" beliefs that have persisted longer than any society in history.

You're upset that companies hire extra workers only when they have extra work?

I think touch controls could definitely make up for the differences from the Dualshock design.

This game is easy, you just cut costs at the expense of comfort. Also all the surprise costs are results of previous decisions, so if we had the options to not have pets, or kids, or whatever, we could avoid the associated costs. I mean, this seems more like a warning about taking unnecessary risks than anything…