I forget where I learned about this one. I assume either by trial and error or from my brother. It was kind of neat, but I found the level to be pretty fun.

I almost wish I played this game. Is Gary Busey going to actively hunt your character? Like, you start closing in only to find out you are stalking a double and BAM! Busey comes at you from the side.

Granted I haven’t expanded all of the comments, but I shouldn’t really have to dig for Meyerhoff lifters.

This sounds like a more complicated “slug bug” or “punch buggy.” Just expand the game to include different penalties for different cars, and beat up on your friends.

I’ve heard that if you buy a secondhand piano, you’ll probably need to get it tuned, and that the cost of it getting professionally tuned is comparable to getting it professionally *moved* and tuned. Since I have no intention of buying, moving, or tuning a piano, let alone learning to play, I’ve never actually…

I’ve been waiting for a list like this. I was hoping for separate lists for Rift and Vive, but this is a reasonable start. I do also see the point of maybe creating separate lists for roomscale versus seated/standing stationary experiences, but if you want to wait until there are more games to worry about that, fine.

Which would be good for easier encounters, cutscenes, or social experiences, but I’m not sure every raid encounter, including those with phases where you need to be aware of enemies outside of the arena, would work as well with an HMD.

First knuckle method stopped working right for me when I was a kid. Started going by the lines on the rice and stopped having to explain to my mom that my hands were already bigger than hers. Sure, you could adjust the method, either make it relative to your fingernail, or push your finger into the rice a little, but…

I’d like an official VR update to the game. They’re right not to make it a priority, as the way most dungeons and encounters are set up, first person VR would be nearly unplayable, and third person doesn’t bring anything to the table, but I’d be interested in VR use in housing areas like free company houses. Shared…

I was hoping for a discussion about songs to make simple staring contests between friends awkward.

I assume in some cases, the real reason is because throwing that stone would put their own glass house at risk.

I stumbled across Highlander II on a Spanish language channel (I do not understand Spanish.) It greatly improved the movie.

That sounds pretty funny. I mean, if they had an ounce of showmanship, they’d have milked the “suspense” for those two hours.

I’ve got that pelonis or a similar model. I’ve been happy with it for a few years at this point. While you can’t set the direction individually, the switch below the thermostat lets you choose in, out, and exchange, so all you are really missing are the abilities to choose which fan blows in and which blows out on the…

Here is where i want to link that ucb bit. http://www.cc.com/video-clips/zp…

Dash buttons do not appeal to me. I can’t think of consumable supplies that I would order in this manner. Most of the products I see offered as dash buttons are available at better prices elsewhere. Part of my problem may be my Costco membership.

I caught my sister once heading for the trash can with an “empty” bottle of chocolate syrup. I quickly stopped her, and showed her the proper way of taking some milk and shaking it up into chocolate milk. I see this is working on the same principle.

I am a little surprised there aren’t any demos; I remember there being games with demo versions available on the Gear VR (I definitely had a Dreadhalls demo before buying it).

I was hoping that the video was going to be a long preamble on safe driving, followed by getting into a camaro or Corvette (which would bother a mustang enthusiast more to be slighted for?) carefully hidden behind the mustang and driving off.

I’d kind of want to watch all 11 scenes one after another with one tweak to any potential soundtrack: