In my opinion Nega-Posi Continue is the hardest game. I've started to play through songs on Extreme, scoring standards and goods, but I can still barely clear that song "Standard" on Hard.

I actually built my own custom controller to play it on the PS3. I admit that using the analogue sticks was kind of annoying at first but in the end I actually like it better than the "swipe the screen" method on the Vita. The new arcade version with the swipe mode does seem interesting though.

It's always amusing to me when I hear someone spouting the "ATT = bad coverage" but it's so prevalent I've just assumed that either everyone's been brainwashed or Eugene, Oregon is just some strange fluke when it comes to cell coverage cause ATT has way better signal here than anyone else.

Your guess, while interesting, is wrong. The basket actually contains various props that can be used by dancers who are playing the game. It's put there by the arcade.

No, the system uses a storage of compressed Xeon gas and just shoots ions that it peels off out the back side. Essentially the same concept as a chemical rocket, throwing mass to create acceleration, the difference being that this method is extremely fuel efficient. It just doesn't produce very high thrust, so it…

That one already happened.

The saddest thing about TokiTowa is that the combat mechanic they came up with has so much potential.

Because of exponential expansion, the likelihood that the RAM will be the limiting factor for development, even 7 years from now, will be very low. It will be more likely that the processors and GPUs will be the limiting factors.

Do you have any links that document the claim that Xbox One will have graphics dedicated RAM?

Seems like a good place to put this:

While I generally find the hardcore privacy advocates (nut jobs in my lingo) annoying, I have to give a little credit to those who have concern about the "always listening" microphone/camera combo.

There's been a lot of confusion about Highschool of the Dead, and even ffbol7's post perpetuates the misunderstand which is cleared up in the article he links.

Not a lot. The component that has failed is called a "Reaction Wheel" — what reaction wheels are are basically gyroscopes that are used to keep the vehicle steady and stable (a necessary event action for imaging as you can imagine) and also orient it.

Gravity is still in effect in space (think along the lines of "what makes the moon orbit the Earth" and such).

While not as dense as Earth's atmosphere, Mars does retain an atmosphere with sufficient density to create light diffusion and refraction, creating a pale blue sky.

Artificial flooding — apparently the region of what is now known as Man Sagar lake had a natural depression that would accumulate water. The Jal Mahal palace was already existent when following a severe famine in 1595 the local ruler built a dam to store water, flooding the palace.

As noted in the article, speed itself was not the point of the test, the point was to test and diagnose scramjet technology.

Crunchyroll can be used both for free and with a subscription. Premium subscription get faster access to simulcast (current season) show releases, while free accounts may have to wait a week. Some backlog content is only visible to premiums.

I think the first non-moe anime an adult interested in getting an idea what anime is about should be Planetes.

If the player is shown as knowingly and intentionally exploiting a bug for personal gain, then the winnings should be invalidated.