Justin. Beiber.

Microsoft did allow it with Shadowrun

Apparently if MS pays for timed exclusivity that money somehow doesn't end up going to help fund development of the game, like a pile of cash just sitting in a corner unused.

It doesn't have a story; it has events. At the end of the game, nothing has changed. The threats are different or redirected after your appearance but you are still just fighting the good fight, the Traveler is still weak, The Darkness is still coming and nobody really knows what it is. The game is still in discovery…

Fair enough point. I had not retained the information in that second paragraph by the time I reached the end of the article. Since I forgot that you state fairly early on that there won't be an answer, I was angry to not see one. I will lay some of the blame at my own feet.

Maybe if he bought 99 Nokia phones instead, they could have been... N-Gage'd

Billy, I hate to nitpick, but I have a problem with the headline. The phrase "insane, masturbatory rampage" should be "insane masturbatory rampage." You shouldn't use a comma when the last adjective outranks its predecessor and is an integral part of the noun phrase. In this case, the rampage is not both insane…

Why do people do this coy "Not gonna say it but I'm saying it anyway! Tee hee!" BS? If you don't want to engage, don't. Since you clearly do, why bother pretending? It's spineless and never 1/100th as clever as the speaker seems to think it will be. And it does a disservice to both the issue and your audience.

You praised the Mountek nGroove for its utilitarian expandability, durability, and security. No suction cups, no adhesives, no problem, and it's plain to see it can hold a very wide range of devices.

You praised the Mountek nGroove for its utilitarian expandability, durability, and security. No suction cups, no…

What...the graphics are way too fucking good for ps1...

I wasn't sure which comment would be best to respond to so here it is again:

So the author was basically put off by the weirdly controlling/protecting layer of PR and "brand" people around Lebron, and consciously or unconsciously decided to make the piece about that rather than asking Lebron the same predictable and boring questions.

Good Lord. This comment section is a cesspool. I won't try to get into which game is 'better', so here's my objective (as much as possible anyway) opinion:

We reached out to Thorgalsen, who said, "Accidents happen. We filmed an accident. And we didn't legally have to pull over."

Look, there is an easy way to determine which of these two is the better game for you:

Which one is the game your friends are already currently playing?

That's it.

Fanboys from both sides will try and tell you why each of the two is "the best" but ignore them. They're already biased and generally won't even begin to…

Tesla's not in the truck industry so they are in no way obligated to have "green tow trucks". Also, that figure of 450,000 miles per truck per year is quite an over-estimation. That would be over 1,200 miles per day, every day. Nope.

Indeed. The 5,000,000 miles figure sounds wrong. Running 24/7/365, those 11 trucks would have to drive 52 miles every hour to get 5,000,000 per year.

that's like 1500 miles per day per truck. doesn't seem possible

"which tells us Tesla operates 11 tow trucks that travel a total of 5,000,000 miles a year."

Do you really think they are putting 450,000 miles per rig per year? Really?