Had? I'm still having a ton of fun Online. That's where all my fun's at.

Happy to hear that, as Ken Rolston led the combat design I'm pretty sure. He led the combat design for Morrowind.

The only thing that would make this better is if you could dig into what achievements they got. The first one listed should be the one that means you "beat the game". Although I assume you can do that since it lists their Steam name and links to their Steam profile.

I wasn't saying it's one of the best in pure audio quality, although I do think it's quite good. I was saying it's one of the best 5.1 surround speaker systems that you can so easily plug into your computer. What I was implying was that it's one of the best bangs for your buck. It's a high quality speaker system for…

$250 for one of the best surround sound 5.1 systems that you can SO EASILY plug into your computer and a built-in receiver? Yeah. Damn. I know because I own it. Z906 :)

John Carmack believes beyond a shadow of a doubt that the Oculus Rift is the future of gaming. This is the most promising innovation for gaming I've ever heard.

Good. I preferred Jazz Jackrabbit anyway.

From what I can tell, he's a video game journalist that started at the bottom and has worked his way up. I made this assessment from reading The Final Hours of Portal 2. I suggest you purchase it (I did for $2), and it's an interactive story book of Valve's development of games. Keighley led it.

This... this is just wonderful. I have no other words. Except those... and these.

Since your question has been answered, just wanted to point out that you should probably not say you don't want a bunch of dick fanboy answers, as it probably beckons them more than if you didn't ask for that at all. Don't feed the trolls pre-emptively :)

I see whatcha did there.

That's pretty posh of Reggie to advertise the Xbone's release day. I have no idea what posh means, but it sounds like it works. My body is Reggie.

OH MY GOD. YOU DON'T DIE FROM BEING HIT BY AN OPENING DOOR YOU JUST OPENED. GAME OF THE YEEEEEAR!!

I didn't say smart. I said healthy. Like the difference between a healthy eye and good eyesight. Two totally different things. They typically go hand in hand, but not quite, I agree. Stephen Hawking doesn't have to perform under major time constraints, I'd bet. He's also probably not performing his studies in any…

I'm obviously not saying that it's more physically demanding. I'm saying it can be physically taxing enough to warrant it being a physical activity, and mentally taxing enough that it would definitely affect your physical state. I'm fairly certain that most top-tier StarCraft players go to the gym regularly to stay in…

Umm, yeah. They are. It requires deep focus and lightning-quick reflexes for 30 minutes or more, without any breaks for time-outs, commercial breaks, etc. Almost every "standard" televised sport has tons of built-in breaks between plays. A card game is far less of a physical activity than a video game is.

Ohh I'll have to try that little hack to see what the results are. I definitely noticed controller lag (or total input loss) when the controller in question is greater than 15 feet from the console, which is abysmal. It's to the point where the players with OUYA controllers need to sit on the very closest couch or…

You're just racist.

Atari 2600 methinks. It will always make me think of Duck Pond: