I'm still waiting on a way to individually set where each program's audio output goes. I'd love to play a video on my TV (my 2nd monitor), without random noises from my internet browser overlapping.

"To demonstrate this concept, the researchers made a raised, microscopic tank shape on a piece of silicon. They then grew the carbon nanotube carpet on top of the entire silicon chip. In photos taken through an optical microscope, they show that the tank is imperceptible. As a control, they did this again, carving out…

Part of why I loved Mirror's Edge so much was the constant fast pace; especially in the time trials, where you refine a run to be a single fluid sequence. Much of the campaign gave that same feeling.

I imagine they could calibrate it such that the image displayed is only in focus if you're looking past it.

Does anyone have any tips for getting around an IP throttling your torrents? I moved into a new apartment yesterday, only find they use Rogers as their provider (should have asked, I never would have moved in). I tried to grab a couple tv shows from last night but that doesn't happen at 2-3kB/s >.<

What do you imagine they're telling you when a developer says this game is x hours long? People are finishing the game in 30-40 hours. That's how much content is in the game. The jist of this article is that playing it twice is what brings you into the 50-100 hour range.

If 8-12 is too short for you, just play the game twice.

To be fair, it's not the extra playthrough that I take issue with, but the claim that the game has twice as much content. New dialogue, new endings, even a bonus dungeon, would not add up to an extra 50 hours of content.

Dislike. This touches on my other pet-peeve where a game requires you to finish a playthrough on easy or normal before unlocking hard mode. Just let me start there.

I'm moving today. Gotta spend my afternoon packing my car, and my evening unpacking my car.

Tanooki suits are murder, but they take no issue with wearing an entire frog?!

Don't listen to TheCowboyPoet, you've got at least until 25 before it's all downhill. It's looking rather steep from here....

Haha who is that? He looks more menacing while still remaining ridiculous. Ghirahim could take some pointers.

Ghirahim.

To all of you fanboys accusing every other critical response here of trolling: here's the thing.

I flip flop on whether or not I think Zelda should go voice acting. The main complaint people seem to raise is that Link never has dialogue in game, so he shouldn't be given a voice. To that I say: if he has no dialogue in game, why would you need any voice to read his lines?.

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OoT's graphics were on par with what was common at the time. Skyward Sword is extremely subpar by even modest standards today. The art style is great, don't get me wrong, but the Wii is physically incapable of doing it justice.

Setting the bar a bit low aren't you?

I'm only two dungeons in, and I'm enjoying it, but no.