Functionally copied, but I much prefer using a thunderbolt port, rather than some bespoke port type. Maybe down the like this stuff will become ‘standard’ and you’ll be able to mix and match your laptop and external enclosure.

Can do exactly the same on PC, if you’ve got an nVidia card.
Just turn on Shadowplay in GeForce experience

What, no “Skyline Zuckerberg”?
LAZY JOURNALISM!

Indeed.
Previously it was just how much power was in the batteries and how quickly could that be dumped out the ports - but now it’s also ‘how’ it comes out the ports. As an HTC M8 owner (yes, it was me that bought it), I’m currently loving the Qualcomm quick-charge 2.0 compliant stuff. Dumps from battery into my phone…

Indeed.
Previously it was just how much power was in the batteries and how quickly could that be dumped out the ports…

wtf?
Putting aside the step back from glorious OLED, to a cheap-ass LED screen - how could anybody sacrifice their gaming buddy?

Dreamcast is my favourite console of all time.
Controller dug into my hands, but seemed pinnacle of what a console should be. Made by a gaming company, perfect arcade ports, online play, VGA output and stuff like Shenmue.

Oh, it’s you.

and yes, I saw it was mentioned - but..
*throws a dove in the air*

Skimmed through to see if Hard Boiled was there - it wasn’t.

Yes, with you there.
Of course it’s a cynical grab at the heartstrings for cash - but for once it’s so good I don’t mind.

You point out they’ve now got perfectly well paying jobs, and $110 is nothing for tens of hours of childish excitement (once the kids have been put to bed).

wtf?
I’ve got my 12 year medal on steam and never had a complaint with them.
The impression they’ve given me, is that they’re “on my side” - so pretty positive.
I really liked how steam let you enter the codes you’d got in a retail box, or from another vendor, and authorize your game with them - I presume they made no…

I’m mainly BF4, and whilst I’m sure there are hacks - never noticed anybody obviously ‘hacking’
I have however become irrationally annoyed by twunts blaming every death on ‘somebody running a hack’, followed by <insert weapon that just killed them>-noob.

It’s the idiocy that offends.
I love Corsair stuff and one of the reasons is that it’s always really nicely made and ‘tasteful’. I can’t overstate that last bit enough. I’m gaming in my late thirties and have no interest in lighting schemes, windows, stickers to cover my case with and all the rest. Black always…

It’s the idiocy that offends.
I love Corsair stuff and one of the reasons is that it’s always really nicely made and…

I have my dream of retiring, and finally picking up all those bought and unplayed games..
Is interesting though. In my youth I remember buying bad games, as they were discounted and all I could afford. Now - well I’m reasonably sure whatever your budget, there’s enough great stuff out there to fill your every waking…

I both agree and disagree.
Origin was shite when it launched, and still is the most expensive way to buy EA games. Today, it works fine, lets me punch in keys I’ve bought online, gives me some nice old games as freebies and all the rest - I don’t hate it. Also AFAIK Origin was the first service to offer refunds on…

OK - I *promise* I’m now going to buy a Wii-U.
I’ve flitted between PC and consoles over the years, but put my PS4/XBone money into GPUs. I made the right choice - it’s been a blast, from 1440 60fps GTAV to all the weird and wonderful Indie of Steam. My 360 went to the charity shop, and I kept back a pad to play Rocket…

Aside from not having the “Silent Hills” name, could they just make something ‘similar’?

erm I think it’s how pretty much all team sports work.
Win the Superbowl, the FA-cup and your team gets a prize.
Now the team is supposed to employ you and pay you and can bonus you on the team outcome etc - but it’s the team that’s entering the competition, not the individual.

Maybe.