Or Brazilian Portuguese, to be more accurate. The Brazilian version is different enough that most of us would rather watch stuff in English than in the European version of our language.

Sounds like one of the games my university's game development group was making. But then, I had already told them about Chronotron, so I guess they don't care.

I'm actually impressed most of them could tell more or less what the piece of plastic and metal was for. I guess we have those legacy symbols going around to thank for:

Try this one: 1, 3, 21, 123, 1101, ?

I once proposed that sequence at school as an open problem (even to the teachers!) and after a couple of frustrating days I gave up as the only Lost-geek of the hill.

I got the right rule as soon as that guy proposed 1,2,3 and it worked. Not mind boggling, but a good problem to propose to random people.

Oh, my, I too dropped it after it got to a point where they distributed the same battle scene across, like, a whole year. So that was the "final battle" then? Huh.

I was never sure I had gotten the right spot, but most of the times I was right. Still not convinced any of them are real snipers, though.

Love truly has no barriers.

Loki aproves.

Next step in world domination: "video is coming to steam".

I feel like this is less of a challenge on your color perception and more of a challenge on your mouse skills than it should be.

01. World War III (1979)

Some games are highly playable at 30 FPS, some only look good at 60+ FPS. I'm not sure why, since I can deal with 24 FPS movies, but I can't stand games with less than 30. I feel like I'm looking at a strobing light, it makes me dizzy and gives me a headache. On the other hand, I absolutely love full 60+ FPS, but that…

I can't pretend there's no chance it'll fail (it all boils down to price and developers' attention), but odds (and hopes) are, it'll completely redefine the gaming reality. Comparing with android consoles is a very poor choice, it's a whole new technology with plenty of new, powerful resources to allow for awesome…

If I wanted a damn xbox controller, I would get a damn xbox controller. I'm so very disappointed with the change, even though I can understand the reasoning behind it. At least I don't have to be so excited for it anymore.

My love for Stanley was so great, I even stained my computer with a Windows installation just to play it when it came out. No regrets, even though it took me three intensive days to make the dual-boot work ok.

I can verify that a very, VERY similar thing happened to me. My grandmother has an apartment in another city that the family shares, and once, when I was little, I found an old laptop there. I was bored, so I messed around with it and I found an interesting (but somehow suspicious) program. Since I was not sure I was…

It's a shame for him, because I really doubt he can replicate his success, and there's only so far he can go with just one title, even if it keeps changing and improving. I guess he'd rather be the boss than learn to work in a group, but at least he would have the freedom to work on something he wanted to, without…

They're also the past. It's funny for people that are old enough to remember how those things got so annoying they disappeared and then came back and everyone was like