I don't care about the disc swapping, but this makes me mad: "And it turns out they made some episodes they didn't have disc space for."

The couches look a bit dirty.

To be fair, we have a good assortment of Queen DLC at the moment. David Bowie and Elton John are underrepresented, though.

No, Mayan pyramids are stepped and shallower than Egyptian. They are also located in deep jungle and this image shows a desert. He's also wearing a shemagh, which is a traditional Arab headdress.

Looks like Arabic Egypt, so medieval or later.

Did the pyramids look like they do today? In Ancient Egypt they were smooth-faced and gleaming white with gold-covered capstones.

Yes.

Wouldn't this be great for the Move?

If you remove Notch, indie income is like $2.

Really not that impressive compared to the better Queen's Blade figures.

Except you can sign in with Facebook now.

I don't think we want to accept the fact that we were once ignorant enough of technology to fall victim to such marketing tactics.

*steps out of spaceship/garbage truck*

Impossible.

There are dojikko cafes.

More like it came out a few days ago.

That attitude of the government taking up parents' slack is exactly the problem, in my opinion. It weakens the emphasis on personal responsibility that made Westernized countries prosper. I think shop owners should be able to impose curfews for their property, but the government should not.

Some of those images got quite a raise out of me, if you know what I mean.

They should let you participate in the battles as a hero character. Who is weaker than the standard soldier in every way. Unless you're Arya Stark, for some reason. Then you can just stick them with the pointy end.

I guess I just think allowing government into the home in any form is wrong, even if with good intentions. But it's happening more and more, as fewer people feel capable or willing of facing the challenges of parenthood.