Please ask Mr. Vettel why he would associate his good name with a product (the Q50) that is so bad, it prompted one automotive publication (Automobile) to describe his association with it this way:

"Let's not do this feature so that people will subscribe to Music Unlimited..."

Camerman is right, you're wrong. The law says so, and so does common sense. He just made a point to get it on camera so the guy would think twice next time (and so he wouldn't get beat up for calling him out on it). We should all be so brave.

Camerman is right, you're wrong. The law says so, and so does common sense. You don't do that to a creature that has no say in the matter. Period.

Well, that's a shame. I still play the original on emulation, owned an original KI JAMMA board, have a co-worker with a full KI cabinet, and an very much looking forward to the reboot. In fact, this was the game that sold me on getting an X1. So, yeah, fans of the series do exist... and we've been waiting.

I think you mean "Metal Slug," Luke. But that's ok... it was probably before your time.

My Spidy-sense is tingling on this one... having a family of certified LEGO Brick enthusiasts, with thousands of garage-sale LEGO purchased pieces having been run through a washer and NEVER seeing any two of them self-assemble, I'm doubting the veracity of this "study."

If true, that's terribly disappointing. The front end is apparently the only good thing about it.

"Come at me, bro..."

This sums it up well:

Don't forget "Gunship" (also from MicroProse)... I still have fond memories of taking out Soviet tanks and the occasional HIND in that game. The instruction manual that came with the game was so thorough, I was able to write a term paper about the Apache using that reference alone (pre-Internet, there wasn't much else…

This is ridiculous... I don't need my government telling me what I can or cannot ingest, where I can or cannot receive healthcare, etc. What's next, trying to ban salt? Oh, wait...

Uh, no. That makes no sense... at all. Spend billions to develop something asked for by several branches of the military AND our allies, then run into a few bugs and glitches (inevitable when you are working on new technology) and you suddenly throw the investment-to-date down the drain?

Is there such a thing as an "un-reveal"?

Ugh... I hate political correctness, especially when it shows up in my pop culture. When no other comic book character (or virtually no other) has a notable religious preference, why on earth do we suddenly need to introduce that now as a defining characteristic? Oh, right... it's the politically correct thing to do…

Trick question?

Wrong, Woz... it's the direct competition between competitors like Apple and Google (or Apple and Samsung, etc.) that spurs innovation and progress. True, cooperation in areas where they don't directly compete could create additional breakthroughs. But there's no reason to reduce competition in the marketplace. It's…

And this is on Kotaku because...

Actual news, or Jesus Diaz being a troll again...

All Nerf, all the time.