The last time something japanese was falling toward Hawaii, things didn't end quite so well.

@fooogama: yep. It's pretty clear to me that's how they did it. single pivots are a lot simpler than a bunch of balls in a track.

@Drummertist v.3: Yep.TWC has bullshit upload speeds. Mine is 8-10 Mbps down, 300 Kbps up. For those who dont know, that's 35 kiloBYTES upload. Slower than dialup.

@ITLawMan: Woah. That's all I can say.

@jball_2k:

@sneakypoo: yeah, I think so. I don't think they designed this for penetrative power. More for extremely accurate explosive rounds.

Yep, hate to say it, but I'll be pre-ordering this puppy.

Those finger movements...they Remind me of something...

I loved ssx 3. There was something about starting at the utter top of that mountain and boarding down to the bottom over 30(!) minutes.

@Silence04: pure awesome.

@rich8606: I played the demo for Yakuza 3.

Honestly, I'm tempted. But i think I'm just going to wait until the next iteration.

@Konman72: Again, you're wrong. Just as the "Earth-like exoplanet" that everyone wet the bed over a couple months ago turned out not to even EXIST, this is being completely overhyped, as we will find out in the coming weeks. From recent updates to this story:

@Nzad: It's legit. You can uninstall it afterward.

@blackchair: Yes, I'm still waiting for this useful feature to be added to their embedded videos.

@tande04: Oh, come on. NASA knew exactly what everyone was thinking and hoping.

@MVarga: "you're part of the reason why United States is so behind in science education in the world. Pathetic."

@locust76: Again, on Earth, where we know life exists and can exist, in other extremophile circumstances. We still have no evidence on other stellar bodies of the still unexplained requirements for life to materialize out of component building blocks. NASA hyped their announcement in such a way as to imply that it…

@Konman72: Yes, on Earth. It is not much bigger than I seem to realize. It is NASA doing their hype thing once again, in a struggle to stay relevant in the face of massive budget cuts. I don't begrudge them, but I will call a spade a spade.