There’s also the consideration of timliness relative to the release of the game upon consumers. In other words, in order for a review to be most useful to consumers as an informational tool, they need to be released as soon as possible so that the consumers have a chance to read the review before they buy the game.

I’m getting a very “blonde Three Stooges” vibe from those haircuts. I guess there’s no Curley, but still. . .

The best answer is actually to have a selector in the car that the primary occupant/owner can use to toggle between the two options. If someone is feeling particularly humanitarian, they can select to “save the children”, if not then they can choose to save themselves. It’s an easy out for the automakers: just let the…

Oh, yes, I did read it wrong. That makes sense now, thanks.

Ah, OK — that makes sense. Thanks for the explanation!

Wait, as I’m thinking about this, wouldn’t the end result of this feature be that the ratios of different types of Pokemon you see would stay exactly the same as they are now? So, if you’re already catching a bunch of the same type because that’s generally all that is available in your area, you can now. . . expect to…

This just calls for a specialized race class centered around either this car or “fan cars” in general.

The narrator told me to leave and come back when I found a 4K display. I don’t know of any nearby and it might be a year or two from now, at least, before I consider buying one.

I remember the No Plans Watch tag, which was simultaneously boring and critical of how companies would respond to inquiries with non-responses of having “no plans” to do something at that time.

So, sort of like a calzone, except cylindrical? I guess that could work – until you start eating and it either falls through or becomes stuck in the cupholder. The solution then would be to have a custom container to hold the cylinder-sandwich, where the bottom coulld be pushed upward like a giant syringe, in order to…

They have that available, but it depends on the movie. Creed is actually listed as available for 48 hours after the viewer begins watching, and I’ve seen others that have 3-day rental periods.

They have that available, but it depends on the movie. Creed is actually listed as available for 48 hours after the…

Yeah, Windows 10 does let you pin folders to the Quick Access section of Explorer as well as the Start menu, which is definitely nice. Oddly, though, it doesn’t let you pin folders to the task bar, which I would assume most people would end up using more frequently than the Start menu.

... and the list of OS X features I’d like to see natively available on Windows continues to decrease.

Either way, it seems like the shooter is a little bit at fault.

Not having followed the numbers from previous years, I’m actually surprised Melee ended up with fewer competitors at all.

Interesting, but what’s the explanation for the minimized Nearby box pulsating when no single Pokemon has been selected (instead, displaying three of them)? Would that mean one of the three is in that direction?

It’s reportedly (in this article) a public park, so I’m not sure how much authority private security personnel would have to clear it.

Reminded me of this, actually.

Yeah, I tried logging in with my already-existent Pokemon Trainer Club account for two days straight. The game hung on the sign-in screen with a never-ending loading icon spinning away.

Mystic has the better icon design, name, and character silhouette – it’s all about the branding.