Good mother of God.

If it sits between the prequel and original trilogy:

So much trouble for a thing that can be taken down with an explosive arrow.

Amyr Klink spent 100 days rowing from Africa to South America, not being able to sleep for more than 2 hours at a time without grave risk to himself or his boat, while exerting considerably, to beat the African currents pushing him back.

Hahahaha amateur.

Tanks? They drive like Cadillacs.

Hehe, now we can get all grandmas to play Ana Amari. ADORABLE.

You could charge your car in a cottage built in 1972, in the middle of the province of Nowhere, Canada.

Meanwhile, Brazilian company Randon is developing a semi-trailer with a KERS System in the 3rd axle that could save up to 25% fuel, and nobody is paying attention to that much more useful application of electric motors, inverter, and batteries.

I remember some VW’s having that vacuum powered-something, and if you threw it into neutral at highway speeds or something, the wiper or whatever was powered by it would go ballistic.

Ford Escort Mk6 had one foglight in red on one side, and just a red reflector in the other.

Perhaps it will work for stuff like VR and Flight Simulator, where you must be online anyway, and input lag is non-significant?

Our little primitive brains are very good at differential equations, if we just let it run on auto.

That can be trained. A soccer team in Brazil devised a method: they launch a ball from one corner and raise a color flag on the opposite side.

Hey, it might not be perfect, but it is better than nothing.

I just heard it.

Stuttering and low FPS is one thing on a monitor on a desk, another thing entirely in a video strapped to your face.

You just pulled a better Kotaku article than anybody at Kotaku.

Wow, the game is now stable enough to give people time to find bugs that lead to useful exploits. It’s evolution, baby!

How is it even POSSIBLE to spend 1.4 million DOLLARS in a character? Is it an originally EA game?