Because the AF prefers flying high and fast to low and slow. They've been trying to replace the A-10 with F-16s for 25 years. The solution would have been to transfer the A-10s to Army aviation, but the AF insists on their owning all fixed wing CAS.

There will be a scene in which Dracula's dad steps into a bat-tornado to discourage him from using his powers in public, though.

That's an interesting take on the series. I absolutely adored DS1, but I was quite disappointed by 2. Yeah, the gameplay was tightened, the new mechanics were good, but the story and tone was crap. Nothing and no one happened in that game. It didn't further the Dead Space universe any. I actually would have preferred…

Visceral are great developers. All I want is Dante's Inferno 2 and Dead Space 4.

Lost its way? I thought the end of Dead Space 3 was ridiculous, kind of like the end of Event Horizon, but the journey to the end was enjoyable. The parts of the game when you're in orbit among derelict ships was amazing.

Dead Space 3 may or may not have been "Dead Space", but for me, one thing it absolutely was was fun.

Good one pointing this out. Every time I see things like "The World's Strongest Man" or the weightlifting at the Olympics (or other games), there are a bunch of all-round huge men (and in some cases women too).

Yeah, the whole thing is weird that's for sure. As a common holder of said physiques I will say that the videogame community overtly unerepresents said demographics.

Agreed. And when they're represented, they're usually designed as the trashiest characters in the roster. It's quite ironic considering the abundance of chunky game developers and in the send it feels like some sort enhanced self-hatred.

Fat gamers don't want to be reminded of their own failure. That's why they hated the Pandaren so much because there's a reality that you can be chunky and muscular instead of being just fat.

You want to find an outlaw, hire an outlaw. You want to find a Dunkin' Donuts, call a cop.

I've seen some rollbacks having difficulty negotiating American streets.

To be fair, they claim the M-16s have been modified to semi-automatic only. Which makes it the same as normal police semi auto CAR-15s.

They're not explosive. Less lethal specialty impact munitions don't blow up and don't penetrate. They're foam, rubber, or sometimes wood.

The LASPD officer that patrolled my HS drove an old Caprice. He was also 350+ lbs. It wasn't until we had a mini-riot one year that they sent in some real hardware. I always wondered where they kept all that extra manpower and hardware.

"Cancelled" after kids circumvented the security software and stole them for personal use, lost them somewhere, or broke them, which was 100% expected as they are high school kids.

My uncle used to be the head of the state crime forensic lab in Sacramento. I can guarantee you the kids have 'or equal', I've been in the gun evidence vault. There was everything up to and beyond RPG's in there.

" but I can't imagine knowing that your local K-12 campus police have access to explosive arms is very comforting for them."

I thought they were nuts when they bought iPads for every high school kid in the district to take home. They managed to find new ways to surprise me.

Aren't the "grenade launchers" intended to be used as nonlethal crowd control weapons? I'd rather that they use tear gas canisters to assist in riot control than actual bullets. As for the bayonets, I have no idea why they would ever need those...