Yeah guys come on, TRUST US. It's not like our parent company violates your privacy daily.

Nope. Nothing to worry about here...

This is exactly what they need. Granted, it's been a few years since I "experienced" XBL, but there was a reason I left.

"Exqueese me? Have I seen this one before? "Bioshock"? Everybody in the world has Bioshock. If you lived in the suburbs you were issued it. It came in the mail with samples of Tide."

Golden Sun is great and all, but SMB3 is a masterpiece of platforming game design.

As terrible as all this is for us, sorry, but you don't get a refund. Kickstarter is more charity than investment. Sad reality, but there it is. The best thing we can do now is be loud and vocal in our disapproval and then STICK TO THAT CONVICTION (important) by not buying anything they make. I hope that little…

Alright WiiU owners, no more bitching about the game library as of April 17th. You'll have the best game ever made.

The saddest part for me is the realization that John Carmack is now a Facebook employee.

:(

HA! VR on xbox 1. Surely you jest.

No. They can take their cash and just fuck right off.

This is an absolute disaster, and I don't have a stupid fucking hat and matching stupid fucking scarf. Facebook exists to collect information about you and sell you shit you don't want, much less need. Them effectively buying control of some of the greatest consumer technology to come along in years is a huge problem.…

This is getting exhausting, so I'll keep it short.

Good, Facebook is a societal cancer. It SHOULD creep you out. I honestly hope more devs outright cancel their OR support. I already have. Went from "day 1" to "no fucking way."

Well. There goes ALL my enthusiasm for that product. Go fuck yourselves Facebook and Oculous. Especially Oculous. What a let down.

Aside from the 750ti, AMD has just released a R7 265 in that range that is apparently the best performance to dollar ratio card you can buy right now. Finding one in stock is nigh impossible though as btc miners are buying them.

My point exactly. I'm still rockin my 7950. I see no need to upgrade any time soon.

So, when are you going to update this with the "Yes" it so clearly deserves?

Anyone who spends more than $400 on a single card either (a.) doesn't know what they're doing or (b.) has far too much money for their own good. At a certain point, you're paying hundreds of dollars for single digit performance increase percentages. Don't get me wrong, I love the spicy stuff, but $3,000 (hell, $1,000)…

Right. Once you reach the end of your first day in town things get... weird. That's South Park though. Would've been disappointed if I hadnt felt uncomfortable at least once.

Look at all the deals... Damn.