Gamestop is far from one of the largest software retailers. Amazon and Walmart both sell way more games (specifically) and software in general. Gamestop is like 4th or 5th (at best) when it comes to software sales.

Why should SE be required to run all of their marketing partnerships by Gamestop?

Why should Square-Enix OK all of their marketing partnerships with retailers?

Gamestop is just a horrible company run by complete idiots.

Bethesda usually releases a disc with all the DLC for like $20.

You cannot continue with the game once you have finished with the game.

If anything I think that the character in Skyrim might be TOO dark and brooding. Especially the Wod Elf. Wood Elves are supposed to be smaller and lighter, but the two in the pics above looks like a pair of tanks...

Sith lords are often hooked up to respirators in order to reinforce the idea that they gave away all or part of their humanity in their quest for greater power. If you have a guy who make mechanical life-sounds (like breathing) while at the same time has a mechanically modulated voice (aka Darth Vader) it is easy for…

This is a parody video.

The "simple answer" is one word.

Simple answer: sometimes.

Wow, that is kind of creepy. Cool, but creepy.

Talk about claustrophobia...

Well they might have fewer subscribers now, but the ones that are left are either A) Paying more money per month, or B) Costing Netflix less to service.

Wow, those are both really nice.

If you are using a Windows laptop there is practically zero chance that WiFi is turned off in the OS. So the correct steps (for WinXP, Vista & 7) would be to right click on the network connections icon in the status bar, and double click on "McDonald's WiFi" and you would be done.

Wow tech news must be slow since this is the 3rd or 4th story about Apple's new retail outlet on Gizmodo since Friday. How magical.

Yeah but they aren't the only part.

Phones are ALWAYs broadcasting wireless signals, unless they are off (or in Airplane mode). Laptops might be broadcasting signals to a WiFi source. If they are connected to a 3G/4G device they would be broadcasting info through it to whatever receiver the cell provider has set up.

So when it was discovered that iPhones were secretly tracking the movements of the people who carried them that wasn't a big deal. But when Google accidentally catches a snapshot of where a bunch of phones and devices WERE (and not necessarily where they are now, where they are going, who they belong to, etc) it is "re…