NYC is hot? What is it, like 80 up there? Do this for a city in the southeast or southwest and then you'll see what a sweltering city really looks like in the summer. I guarantee you 109 won't be the highest temperature.

Pictured: Hardigree visting the AP central office.

I see you're trying to make it onto that GTAV Trailer Comment blog.

19 days left! I can't wait to get back to the Grove.

You are out of your mind! There's a cottage industry built around 3rd party manufactured controllers for the PS3 that are almost direct copies of 360's gamepad. If the PS3 dual shock design is so great why is it that you can't find even one gamepad that copies it's design for playing on a 360? Are you that much of a…

Disagree bro, considering it's something we will (presumably) hold for hours, 2 degrees here and there matters.

With your thought process we would still be driving Model T's. every iteration of any product needs to specify the changes they have made, no matter how subtle. Every time a car manufacturer comes out with a new model they explain all the upgrades. Drive by wire, wheel base, horsepower, leg room, etc. why should MS…

I love the Aston-inspired Fords, and the Mustang-inspired Aston. They're all wonderful, absolutely fantastic-looking things.

I don't often call everyone a bunch of idiots, but this will be one of those times.

"On your right you can see the famous richman hotel this hotel was used to shoot the movie Candy Suxx does Vinewood"

I imagine Walter White sitting at the computer in 1999 carefully building his beige Aztek.

Awe yeah time to surf the world wide web.

The more things change...

I think GTA will just be a different game. I expect it'll be more realistic and gritty where as SR4 is over-the top ridiculous and frantic. Both will full-fill different "needs" and it basically comes down to the gamer what kind of genres they enjoy.

A photo of the salesman in question:

Patrick... amazing journalism. As always. Bravo.

Oh Jalopnik,

Another excerpt from the article: "Indeed, throughout the 1980s, the powerful turbo was the F1 engine of choice, able to perform at high altitudes and grip onto steep angles."

I have a Samsung TV with touch controls that are basically invisible. In other words, they're basically useless. I vote knobs!