I'm pretty sure Raynor has had the same voice actor from the beginning, but the voice actress for Kerrigan was changed for Starcraft II. From what I've read, the original voice actress Glynnis Talken Campbell auditioned for the role, and Blizzard decided to "go in a different direction" with the character.

What's up with that shiny spot on his chin?

I have a hard time accepting Elena as a strong character. It's just been so much of her being threatened or putting herself in harm's way. Her brilliant plan this week to lure Stefan out somewhere involved looking like she was going to get herself killed. That was a great idea because, well... par for the course.

I don't expect used game sales to go away, I just think it's a little arrogant for multiplayer developers to think their game is worth more than any other genre

I think plenty of games are worth $60 from me, I just think I should be the one to decide what a game is worth to me. I would think if anything, single player games would suffer the most since their replay value is often lower than MP titles. Elder Scrolls have it exactly right in that regard; put a ton of content…

My problem with this argument, is that games for the most part cost $60.

Where exactly do these people believe your cell phone signal comes from? Electromagnetic fields are flying through you all the time. How exactly is having a little antenna that converts between these fields and a small current going to suddenly fry your brain?

Vampire Diaries is my number 1 guilty pleasure, and after hitting this guy's IMDB page I still had no idea who he was. I had to go to the wiki before I even vaguely recalled who he was supposed to be. You've drawn me here with lies!

Don't think of it just as the cost of moving the train. That lack of friction means you can reach higher speeds, and have a smoother ride; things that can possibly justify higher cost to passengers. You also have a lot less wear and tear on the track, since the train isn't touching it, so maintenance costs go down. If…

Magnets induce a new magnetic field in objects around them. With enough cooling, that disc can be made into a superconductor which has no electrical resistance. This means when it is placed near a magnet, the field that is created in it can be a much more perfect match for the original magnet. These opposing fields…

That is some seriously trashy lipstick. If I had that face coming at me I would happily choose dying alone as an alternative

Oh I'm sure things will get dramatic again. I just don't really see why Claus had to make Stefan evil in the first place. They both want Elena alive. Tyler seems thrilled to be a hybrid, and waking up the vampire hunter seems unnecessary because Claus isn't actively chasing after anyone anymore.

The one question I had at the end of this episode.... What exactly is the problem now?

I got absolutely destroyed playing that on insane. It seems like the number of palace guards is almost entirely random. At one point I swear I had 12-15 of them swarm me as a pack. Restarting the chapter I encountered far fewer.

Keeping old documents and chat histories is one thing, that makes sense to me. 50 tabs browsing is just absurd though. Not only will it kill your browser performance, but I can't imagine you actually manage to organize that many in a useful fashion.

I'm in a similar boat. I'm not renewing my Gold membership this December, and my ME playing friends prefer it on PC. But, I've recently gone back and perfected a continuous save from ME1 through ME2 on the 360, so I'll definitely continue on that platform. Grr arg

Not that I disagree with anything in this article but....

Minecraft is distracting. More interesting than studying the bible.

Define "Gaming".

I think I remember reading it will launch with English, French, and German.