Is it just me or have ‘standard’ figures (i.e. those which are typically sold in toy stores) decreasing in quality? I tend to focus on Hot Toys\Sideshow stuff lately, but I used to collect these types of figures and I remember them looking much better.

Did you go check out the Coleco Chameleon system? They shoved a SNES Jr motherboard in an Atari Jaguar shell and are trying to pass it off as prototype hardware.

Ugh ... now I want someone to make 1/6th scale arcade cabinets to pair with my Hot Toys & Sideshow Collectibles figures.

Good lord! Someone needs to teach that guy some power tools safety. There were a couple of moment where I thought the blade was going to go straight in to his kid. Absolutely terrible.

The Witness took me about 15 hours. Can’t remember how long my first run of Briad took.

Yes, I know of those and found some. Can’t say I found all, as I haven’t bothered to look at walkthroughs and such.

I just went through it once. I have absolutely no desire to go back to it again, regardless what I might have missed. With that said I did a lot of puzzles which aren’t on the main track. There’s still more to discover overall, like the set of 4 puzzles (each with 4 solutions) which don’t seem to do anything, but I…

No. He produced this one.

I finished the game last night (don’t worry, no spoilers) and am still unsure how I feel about the whole experience. I really enjoyed the first couple hours, but it got so repetitive. By the end, I was just rushing through puzzles just to end the game.

Good lord ... I feel for people in the UK who need to pay those prices.

I really hope you’re joking. If not, you should read up on the matter.

No. It's absolutely not how Duck Hunt was meant to be played. Especially since you can't play Duck Hunt on modern TVs.

They stole nothing. They asked the public to invest in their idea and people did. How do people still not understand that Kickstarter is NOT a store to buy stuff. It’s a place to invest in ideas. If the idea comes to fruition, then you will get something for that investment. If not, oh well.

Actually, no. I'm well aware of my flaws and own up to them. That doesn't mean I should let others off the hook for being bullies.

Gawker bloggers are like those people who make fun of gay people because they’re trying to pretend they themselves aren’t gay. The bloggers on the Gawker network know they’re generally horrible people, but prefer to point out as many flaws in others in the hope it makes them look better in the end.

Given that we got The Incal, I don’t feel bad about not getting Dune. The doc is great though. Highly recommended.

There was no reason for them to have downloaded so much data. They could have simply contacted AT&T the moment they found the bug. Nothing justifies them having downloaded 120,000 e-mail addresses.

That’s where doing your own research comes in to play.

The subject isn’t the least bit obscure. It simply calls out that a soundtrack to Monument Valley will be available on vinyl. Seems pretty simply to me.

The information is available to you. I’m not one to generally defend bloggers on Gawker, but they don’t have to explain every little thing. Do you expect books to have definitions for all included words, just incase a reader doesn’t understand one of them? The rest of the internet is available for you to search as…