Wouldn't be hard, but the controls would feel different. I'm fairly certain the dpad is digital, so it's either "on or off." You can't walk by pressing it lightly, or run the pressing it down all the way (the way analog tends to work.)

Didn't he do food delivery? Tofu or something? I haven't watched this in years.

I miss turn based combat. I guess I am old.

It really was a phenomenal game.

I came here to shit on this list, but it's pretty good.

I get this when I play a lot of Diablo 3. I swear that I will hear that "DING!" when a legendary drops. It's really weird.

In the Age of Apocalypse, Magneto and Apocalypse are having their final showdown. Pac is choking Mags, taunting him. "Why won't you fight back!?" Mags replies with a "I'm concentrating." AND THEN PROCEEDS TO RIP HIM IN HALF.

Yeah, seriously. Way more fun to watch, too.

"Canada's got a lot going for it. The beer is better "

There's something about Muse - Hysteria that just makes me go hnnnnnnnnnnnnng every time

I have one of the early 360 editions. It's a really nice stick.

I never knew I needed this in my life.

This is exactly what I do. I loved my raiding in Vanilla / BC / WOTLK, but now I just level to max and cancel. It's still fun.

heh, I was doing the 3D ones to comic book cards back in the 90's. If I had enough copies, I'd make them 2+ inches thick, and put them in a plastic case (the ones meant to hold entire sets.)

You hope a company with thousands of employees goes under? That's nice. They're a business - they exist to make money. If you do not like their products, don't buy them.

You're "over this article" because you made an ill informed comment with nothing to back it up. That's cool.

Are you kidding me? Have you been to EVO or watched it at all?

It's a lot more work than you think, but yeah - I get it.

I'm trying not to read all these articles because I'm doing the same thing Seau died - getting all choked up. Though you have to feel grateful for Tony being Tony. Even if he wasn't the best hitter of our generation (he is, by miles) he was a genuinely good human being, and a wonderful ambassador for San Diego.

First Seau, then Coleman - now Mr. Padre. It's hard to be a sports fan in San Diego. RIP, Tony Gwynn.