The game is called Terrible Things, and Kotaku is essentially saying 'This is cool. You should back it.'

I don't want to be that guy, but on this very 'network' I have read no less than 3 articles, today, about perpetuating racist stereotypes.

I love that man...

It's because it's $20 for roughly 2.5 hours of gameplay. I thoroughly enjoyed it myself, but I don't feel I got my money's worth. For <$10, I would recommend it to everyone. As it stands, wait for a Steam sale.

A student on a full ride scholarship gets "paid" roughly $80-120k over 4 years. Not every student is on a full ride, and most would take the money over a degree, they do get compensation.

Digital monsters. Digimon are the champions.

I cringe every time I try to comment from my ipad.

On the East Coast, all the network games (Fox, CBS) are afternoon games. It covers all of them, the early and late starts, but not NBC Sunday night football, Monday Night Football, Thursday or Saturday night football. Those are separate.

Thank you. That's all I ask, really.

And the mantis.

Leave another Facebook message on their wall. That always works.

Microsoft's strategy:

The mouth ain't right.

At least she's not Tebowing.

And the XOne controller has new rumble, trigger rumble, and no glowy light. Point?

So, someone calling you a whiner is the equivalent of, and I quote, a little girl getting raped?

You do realize the 360 could do the exact same thing, right? How much hacking did that lead to?

Truly something special. 100+ comments land not one snarky response?