It's still a matter of cost, convenience, and investment. I have a computer right here that is fully capable of playing games, albeit it's just not as cozy as couch gaming. The solution, it would seem, would simply be to buy a comfier chair, not a completely different gaming rig computer for an additional few thousand…

It's sort of a work/game PC at a computer desk hooked up to a thousand different things ranging from external harddrives to waccom tablets to printers to scanners to USB hubs. Not much space for it in the living room, and it would be far away from my internet outlet, and I prefer having a speedy ethernet cable…

Or you could buy a 4k tv, plug your PC into that, and play with a controller. The same way you do with your PS4.

Um... you do realize we have a tons of controller for PC, we can use PS4/X1 controller on PC right now? Stream games to TV and still play at the couch?

First thing that popped into my head. So for another take on this:

I don't know why people constantly make this argument. The classic Genesis trilogy of games were FULL of speed-killing platforming sections. Heck, arguably the most entertaining level in Sonic 2 was the casino slot machine, which required you to be slow and precise.

Never forget.

The irony is delicious.

I stopped caring about what's "cool" in junior high school.

i'm referring to the fact the author of the article is japanese, based in japan, and quoting from a japanese source (FAMITSU magazine)

Why? Do you have issues with your sexuality or something?

Why am I not surprised that even their training videos have them attacking black guys?

As someone who plays mostly on PC...

Actually she was the one to tell me back when we were dating that she was not into Valentines day, she thought it was just cheesy and insincere that it would take a peer pressure holiday for someone to buy her something or show her their love because they were being pressured into it. She would rather have someone…

10 Months?! Surely that's a start date to finish date rather than the hours he put in.

I don't think going "Yeah right" and then ignoring the anonymous caller is the right way to go. Real or fake, they have the responsibility to respond, they don't have the means and the time to investigate the legitimacy of the situation before acting, if it was real, then acting first is the right way. If they were…

Sprint phones, that's about it.

three letters: pun.

I missed this part. Looks like she rode in on a PSone test demo, showing how many polygons they could have on-screen at once. But then made real.

It seems more of a case of "lots of little things are annoying, but overall really good" review? (and he must've shut down the hints system)