This.

@matttrick: I can't see how he could have 'cheated', exactly. 'Gamed The System' is the term I'd use.

@gigawings: Assuming we're talking about kids over 6 years old, why assume they don't know what injuries look like? This is a medical story as well. The point is that the person with the injury is going to get a lot better now, so really it's a happy ending all round.

Physical goodies only, please. The virtual stuff will eventually show up on a pirate site anyway.

That's excellent news. Medical breakthroughs like this one are always great to read about.

@BigManMalone: How many games really have cause to go into the morality and politics of a transgender existence (which is, incidentally, immoral)?

Everyone's been talking here about games that require high reflexes and endurance to beat.

@DrkPheonix: Have you tried ARMA II?

I'm annoyed at the way developers look to Call Of Duty's sales figures and call it 'successful'.

@DocSeuss: Yeah you're right. I had a chat with some friends a while back (they have kids, I don't) about how we used to play when we were under 12.

Lots of people will say he was stupid and that it was his fault he got stabbed. They'll say he should have left it to the police and not intervened.

The Irish already have an answer for that problem.

Up Yours, Sony.

But what about us geeks?

How will the children react to no parents and the end of civilisation?

Know ye all good men and women here, that there is one meta-timesink before which all other timesinks tremble. A timesink of vast, unknowable depths and mindwrenchingly incomprehensible memes. A timesink which is utterly, utterly filled with cats.

@Fuji-kun: Another reason why Xbox sucks.

@hwilam: General guideline:

The meat industry hates waste, doesn't it?

@Sluiced: Which to be clear, is not the fault of vegans and does not prove that given non-animal based alternatives, vegans wouldn't adopt those alternatives instead.