So I kind of think this goes part and parcel with my standard commentary on Kotaku that gaming was better before we invited the "business suits" to the party. Sure games got to market slower, but I'm not so sure that was a bad thing. Kickstarter removes a lot of what those suits bring to gaming.

Every one of them has been naughty! They needs spankins!

Higher resolution, higher contrast, higher frame rate. That's all I want.

Agreed... my friends and I did this with an ABIT ic7-max3 and a fish tank many years ago. Achieved some awesome overclocks with it that were rock solid stable.

Had to be linked.... (e.g. ripping out the power cable and laughing maniacally)

Gosh I wish the feds worked this hard on other federal offenses. I wonder who could be assisting in footing this bill for all this work. Who on earth could it be?!?!

Well I was more commenting to the reason I thought reviewers gave it a bad rating. Sure that's a direct design flaw but not to the point of what most reviewers gave it. Although I see the metacritic score is far different now that it originally was. It's at 80 now and I remember it in the 60's when it came out.

The first game was great fun as long as you did all the side missions early. That was the only way to be of high enough level to fight the end boss. I think all of the reviewers out there skipped the side missions to finish the game fast and that's why they all complained about the end boss being impossible to finish.

Apple .......... Annoying .........

Networks when visualized are usually represented in a circle. Many networks (circles) overlayed on top of each other (as the internet is many smaller networks) when represented visually begin to look like a cloud.

Only if I am forced too.

Robbing a bank at gunpoint would have netted more money and less jail time.

spatula city! SPATULA city!! spatula CITY!!!!

Hey wait?!?! I AM above average.... BRB have to go yell at my wife. ;-)

Those BuckyBalls look delicious. Can't wait to eat them.

I was talking about Stardock not whining about Apple stealing their idea which I'm not even sure was Stardocks to start with....

Step one: Get iLobotomy.

Pfffft.... whatever Apple. I own your iPhone and feel like I need to go buy a Samsung product to erase some of the travesty of justice going on with this legal judgement you have unbelievably won.

Stardocks "ObjectDock" has been around longer than Apples and you don't hear them whining about Samsung.

Well I will say I am at least glad you are thinking about it. You still have not met the simplicity of the comments system before going to Kinja. This latest iteration is a little better but there is still to potential for isolation since someones reply can still be hidden from the original post he was replying to.