Alex, you bring up the control issue, which is HUUUUUUUGE.

Because $5 a single time isn’t enough to support the cost to develop these games. Would you seriously consider paying $30, $40, or $50 for any of these games? Didn’t think so.

There’s so much faulty logic here it hurts, but I’m going to assume you’ve never modded a blaster and simply don’t know. So, here are a few things to consider:

The more you look at these, the more you’ll want a Jeep.

Counterpoint to all of Land Rover’s silly, fake, utility-reducing focus of late:

This is great, but I feel like the vehicle “body” in that graphic is off. If you’re basically lowering the mounting point of the wheels relative to the axle (to get extra clearance), why would the rest of the body suddenly sit lower relative to the axles? 

That apparently can’t be named by any publication talking about this?

They have been, but this original screed is clearly a one-sided take that only represents one portion of the country.

Day one. No question.

Weird. Don’t like it. And I’m a prior Aurora owner, too.

Dryer balls are terrible. They don’t work, but they do shed lint... our dryer got totally clogged and could have started a fire. They also raised our electric bill by nearly $100/mo. because of how inefficient they made our dryer.

Dryer balls are terrible. They don’t work, but they do shed lint... our dryer got totally clogged and could have…

“has helped create such iconic Autobots and Decepticons as... Jetfire”

^^This.^^ 

I’m in this car’s demographic... I live in a log cabin, I have young children, my driveway is down a gravel hill... and I’ve owned 4 Subarus in my lifetime (three of them were XTs—because Jalop—and one was a WRX). But I stopped reading this article at CVT.

I owned an S60 Polestar... for about 3 months. I had this same, slam-on-the-brakes-for-no-good-reason incident happen more than once at a local farm I pass on my way to work (I guess the horse standing near a fence at the side of the road was just too scary). These and other nerve-shattering incidents made the car…

Alex, you totally missed an important criteria: display quality. Of these, the Asus is not the best... it’s 1080p screen is only 2/3 as bright as the HP (for example), and it’s a much lower resolution. That resolution, by the way, also heavily impacts battery usage and overall system performance.

Oh, it could be wor...

The sky is falling, the sky is falling! 

What I want to know is something you can’t answer... how does this ungainly beast still look reasonably desirable after about 800 years on the market? And why does my brain not correctly process the fact that it’s huge and heavy and probably still wouldn’t be fun even though the 475-hp HEMI tells makes me believe…

And yet, still so free from direct threat. You know, unless you don’t consider personal freedom and security relative to your quality of life.