Why shouldn't it be a thing?

I'm very interested in reading people's opinions when they contribute to a good discussion, not when they're soulless one-liners that achieve nothing.

I never get commenters like you. If you're not interested in shooters, why even click on articles about them? I have no interest in JRPGS, so I just ignore anything JRPG related. I don't come into JRPG articles and say "That looks bad, but then again, I don't like JRPGS!". It's redundant and pointless.

Actually, HDR wasn't added to HL2 until later (in 2009 I believe). But yes, HDR is old tech.

The PC version supports both M+KB and the Razer Hydra (another wii-mote ish peripheral).

Why wouldn't you keep your computer in your private space? Also, ever heard of having a TV in the bedroom?

That first sentence is so full of assumptions and ignorance about how the system works. "Investigators" get assigned random cases, and the "suspect" and his victims all have their names removed in the recorded demo.

All sports haven't changed in decades, and yet they're not stale. Something doesn't become stale simply because it doesn't change.

lol Luke, why do you have to troll?

You're going to be using this at home. Who cares how ridiculous you look?

The funny thing is, one of the reasons I love PC gaming is BECAUSE I'm so lazy. Have you not heard of this kinda popular platform called Steam?

How ignorant are you? You realize you can use a controller (including the wii-mote) with the Dolphin emulator, right?

I wonder where the hell people got the idea that Bio = water...

Publishers are greedy, but they aren't dumb. There are no used games for PC, yet game prices are low.

I'm not sure how that is a factor in deciding whether a fetus is a human being or not.

I don't understand watching the unboxing of regular editions of video games, but I definitely understand unboxing videos of collector's editions or of other tech gadgets. I watch such videos because I like to see exactly what's included in the packaging. I want to see what they look like, what size they are, how good…

It's all about being involved with your kids and knowing when to let them use them. Just like a car.

Slingshots, bows, baseball bats, and kitchen knives are dangerous too, and there's nothing wrong with making them out to be fun as long as you teach your kids to use them appropriately and safely.

But guns ARE fun, and why the fuck would you not promote it as such? In fact, we SHOULD promote them as such, and not as a weapon.

Can I keep her dad??