Oh wow, I had/have all 3 of these mags, I think matter of fact I read the cover off of the Aero issue of EGM.

I miss old EGM, I use to buy them issue to issue in like 92-93, then when my parent's and I moved back to the states from Germany in 94 I got a sub. I miss their huge huge issues (100+ pgs) and little blurbs on interesting stuff like the solid gold game gear with diamonds on the cross pad. Also their review system,…

I was humming as I read this and kept it mostly intact lol.

This would be accurate, if she was actually fat, hint: she isn't.

I kind of want to see Shadow deliver Jules' "Ezekial 25.17" speech...

Boooo, I was hoping for more than just some silly ENB config.

Good I am not the only who thought of this film.

only like 2 or 3 dollars

maybe they should have a button for toys that are applicable to both genders as labeled as Toys in their POS (point of sale) system. That is also up to the franchise owner what to label their buttons as, unless your store is corporate owned.

Nope, you can just buy the toy, don't have to get the meal if you don't want to.

You can buy the toys without buying a happy meal.

That is exactly what it would be doing, creating it's own current. :)

Another way to explain it is to say, Space moves around the ship "bringing" the objects closer to the ship instead of the ship closer to the objects. To quote "Event Horizon" "the shortest distance between two points is zero". Fold space and time to…

Ya see, the difference is unlike the rock, after the mission is completed the ship can turn around, initiate the process again. And go back the way it came, now, could you possibly sound more condescending?

Good point, I wonder what theories they have for inertial dampening.

That is about right, except the ship doesn't "move" at all, space moves around the ship at the speed of light. Rather like a rock in a stream the water moves around the rock while the rock itself is stationary.

And when the pilots in the "rock" see their destination, they dislodge from their place in the stream…

I thought it was funny and clever

I kinda see his point, this would be like a man burning his dinner and then calling a woman to fix it for him.

A woman makes a big deal about not needing a man, then when she needs something she calls a dude? Why not call one of her girlfriends, I am sure she knows one that can assemble a PC.

I played it multiple times then finished it, I had bought it for my ps3 and later on Steam after my PS3 went to ylod land. And she is a blank slate, outside of cut scenes there was nothing to indicate the player was controlling a female character, aside from her breathing and grunts from impact. And the fact that EA…

And this be me reading that special report.

This, this right here. save this sexism in games discussion for Jezebel. Or (now I actually think this is a great idea) a special report between Kotaku and Jezebel on Sexism in the Video Game industry. But as an everyday thing, can we just talk about video games and how amazing they without some societal crap…