Here's the full list of what the other regions are getting:

I don't need the Xbox to support external HDD at launch. I will have 500GB of open space to play with. That will last me a little while. From what I recall, Microsoft stated they won't be offering their own external drives like they did with the 360 as they took a big bath on that and realized it was a mistake. So…

I don't need the Xbox to support external HDD at launch. I will have 500GB of open space to play with. That will…

While I understand your sentiments, a big part of the modern homeless population now consists largely of people who have been devastated by the down-turned economy.

The joke is on you. Real gamers have consoles, portables, smart phones, tablets and a PC.

Oh yeah, and a bunch of board games, TCG's, table tops etc.

:P

First: Most "Hardcore PC gamers" I know actually have more than one system. I have 3 as well, and I am by no means a hardcore gamer, not since my teens anyway. It's all in jest. Yes, perhaps there are fringe groups of people who are super vocal (see: Politics), but it seems that the OP and commentators, including…

Exactly. I support every platform, OS X, Windows, Android, iOS, Xbox, Playstation, Wii U, you name it. Every one of them does things better than the other, why miss out?

Or, you could be someone who never cared about any of that in the first place, still won't, and enjoy 'fake' consoles like the Wii and DS...

I just happen to see this later in my feed.

Are the puny mortals fighting again?

Humble Bundle has effectively doubled the size of my backlog. -__-

In addition to a slew of great deals today, we've got a brand new Humble Bundle for you featuring Warner Bros. games and including the first two Arkhams.

There is a charity sale on Gog.com

http://www.gog.com/charity/wwf?pp…

You pick 3 or more games, pay an average of about $1.60 per game (or more if you're extra charitable).

Waking Mars

Super Meat Boy is $3 on Steam.

It's based around the separation of Console, Handheld, PC, and Mobile.

"Only on Playstation" means it's only on the Home Console: Playstation (though it might appear on other devices in the market)"

It's silly, yes, but it's also technically true.

In RE: the drivers, the easiest thing to do is just download the latest drivers before you start building, such as on your old machine or work machine or whatever. Slap 'em on a USB drive, and you're ready to install right out of the gate. That prevents you from having to fiddle around in the middle of your build.

Although for me , this video is something of a distant memory from the 1990's when I started building custom PC's , I must admit , this is the first short video that hits spot on something I tried to learn people around me for years in a row: like the decency of testing and proof mounting pieces together/thermal paste…

Man, that really goes to show how much of an impact smart, expressive animations can have. It looks like every swing of the sword is at the absolute edge of the character's strength.

I think it looks beautiful... get what I'm saying? I mean that's it, there's no nostalgia factor or anything like that. I just look at this and it's beautiful to me. This still blows my mind even with all the AAA titles comin out. Those animations were very fluid considering the art style. The music was easy to listen…