Weird 3rd party stick; can't handle.

"I want Kotaku people to know that Smash Bros. on 3DS is awesome, 60 frames per seocnd, a great portable expeirence. Smash on 3DS is going to be the mechanism by which Reggie Fils-Aime becomes a world-class smash player. That's what I want the Kotaku people to know."

North Jersey.com reports that the crash happened around 2:00 AM on Monday at the Fort Lee side of the bridge, right around where Christie screwed around with all that traffic.

Living in a Rolls does bring an interesting dynamic to "I'm living out of my car."

uhm excuse me but my uncle works for steam and i alreayd have the full fversion

Thanks bro

This PS4 trailer doesn't tell the game's whole story - it's also coming to PC, Xbox One and Wii U - but this new trailer for Project Cars shows just how good a video game can look when you put new/big hardware to work.

This PS4 trailer doesn't tell the game's whole story - it's also coming to PC, Xbox One and Wii U - but this new trailer for Project Cars shows just how good a video game can look when you put new/big hardware to work.

Also, you'll definitely have to tell me how Philly traffic/homeless people respond to the Ferrari. If you park on Broad Street, somebody will inevitably jovially ask you for two dollars before you even get out, and you'll give it to them because what if they're not going anywhere after this and do things to my car

Ladies and gentlemen, I'm moving to Philadelphia. That's right: in less than three months, I'm going to pack up all my belongings and leave a city primarily known for violent crime in order to move to another city primarily known for violent crime, and also cheesesteaks.

If they're boosting power and making it more efficient, then what would be so bad about it?

Yeah, but if you don't keep two in each garage, it'll be tougher to buy a new one each time you run out of gas/electricity.

How does one watch or benefit from this many simultaneous streams?

What is gained by doing this, besides looking cool?

Clever article! Can you imagine the regulatory shitstorm that will occur if this becomes a popular concern? You might have killed this "automated car" business before it became a problem.

Oh.

I actually did some photography work for my local exotic dealer recently, and at least three of their Lambos (an Aventador and two Gallardos, and possibly more) had recently been tracked for a publicity event. It was awesome.

My Veloster in the snow can oversteer without reserve. The handbrake is just the drift lever. It's amazing.

So if you were wondering how car companies could meet increasingly stringent emissions standards, while stopping the ever-fattening spiral of vehicular weight, this is how they're going to do it.

It's probably Tim Cook getting the best parking space.