Please make this one not suck. I've been longing for a snowboard game on the 360 since Amped 3 - and Shaun White's Snowboarding was a huge disappointment, so I'm left longing.

A380 Engine test, showing the containment of the blades within the engine's casing.

Oh, Kotaku, you whores. You act like you loathe, hate and dispite Uwe Boll, yet you keep giving him publicity every time he violates moving pictures.

Auto-tuning every-friggin'-thing is getting old and overused. I vote "BORING".

I really know, like deep inside of me, that I should not care that he is a Scientologist/crazy person, as these things do not affect me in any ways. Still, I feel a little bit of rescentment when I see him in films nowadays.

Is it just me, or does it look like everyone at the party is bored to tears?

As embarrasing as this might be to admit, my gaming laptop is a MacBook Pro 15" i7 2.66GHz... and yes, with OS X 10.6.

Give me an unexpected Holiday 2010 release date for Diablo 3, please. ;-)

My worst memories with gaming on old MS DOS was making a bunch of autoexec.bat, config.sys files in order to have enough EMS/XMS to run my games with sound.

No. To me, a fanboy is a person so determined to prove that whatever product he/she believes in is superior to everything, without opening for any form of discussion.

VOTE: Powerpoint

It's hip to be square! Oh, and the Nokia phone are reliable. They keep on working, no matter how much abuse you give it. My two year old iPhone 3G is now 20% phone, 80% frustration due to slow-downs and crashes, which I've never experienced with a Nokia.

Okay, so the tattoo is cool, but why the hell is he tilting the camera when he's filming the arm? I do not feel like turning my laptop on the side, no thank you.

@G-Ram: They did not bother to tell me when I bought my MacBook Pro. Hell, the douchebag behind the counter made it pretty clear that HE was the one throwing me a bone by just acknowledging my prescence and allowing me to buy the damn thing.

If anything, this shows the promiscuity rate of phone owners.

Thank you for adressing this. For me, the PS3 has been an endless journey of progress bars. When you see how efficently this is handled on the Xbox 360 I wonder why nobody seem to mention this when you ask for advice when deciding which one to buy.

A good example of why it's still this way is because of the pricing. For example, lets use Starcraft 2:

What? No section for the brilliant Legend of Kyrandia trilogy? This book is void as far as I'm concerned.

Does this mean that the local Wii Clothing store, who blatantly ripped off even the Wii's logo will have to change their name?

Buying the game as digital download, I assume. Depending on the price.