Well, the idea is you don’t have to buy a 360 or a remaster to play a great old game.

Not tonight anyways.

No. Just said App Store. I’m sure it’ll happen, but it will take a while. Android is confusing as it uses tons of different hardware configs.

I always press B and match the sways with the dpad.

Well, isn’t Shadow of Mordor under that license?

Probably not. Boxed copies are going on eBay for anywhere between $100-$300 depending on condition and if you have 1, 2, and the expansion pack.

I got them running on 8.1 no problem with the disc.

In this case, it probably isn’t Dennis assuming she won’t want tools because she’s a woman, but actually due to her personality. I mean, Dennis would happen to know this woman.

Even if it never goes belly up, it will help the couple in the long run. Tools are never a waste.

I’m more on his side. Sure, it’s a childish joke, but shouldn’t a registry be decided on together? I mean, he should have some input on the glasses he’ll be drinking out of for however long.

This. This I want. The E3 longing in my loins would be relieved.

In some states you cannot legally record someone without their prior knowledge.

Fallout 3 came out just a couple months after they announced it. It's a possibility.

You could change the email address associated with the account and take all of your save data and put it on an external HDD, but yeah, you’d be giving up your account.

You could change the email address associated with the account and take all of your save data and put it on an external HDD, but yeah, you’d be giving up your account.

Until people take advantage of it.

Just on eBay.

I doubt Konami said a word to eBay. They did this with phones and Flappy Bird as well, long after the creator had vanished from the public.

There’s actually a concept that you don’t really own anything, especially land, as you are just renting it from the government, but rent is payed in the form of taxes. As my grandfather used to say, “Do you think you own your land? Just don’t pay your taxes for a few years and see if you still own it.”

True, but there are many other accounts or services that are non-transferable as well including, but not only, plane tickets, some concert tickets, sports tickets purchased in a special manner (military/student discounts), and appointments such as massages and the like. Now, I’m not saying I agree with this (I also…