I don’t know about 30MPH but it was definitely braking before it hit.

Given the damage on that Tesla, how it’s wedged under the firetruck, it’s a safe bet that the car did start braking at some point.

How long until we find out driver is trying to reach a settlement from Tesla ?

My main takeaway from this, other than the obvious “people are stupid”, is that modern cars are crazy safe. This dude slammed into a stationary object at 65 miles per hour and “refused medical attention”. Thats amazing.

I think we can all safely assume that.

Two words: Massaging seats.

"When you start up a retro game on an old-school console, what you play will typically look antiquated"

Maybe because I was a child in the '70's but I prefer the shorter shorts. I think the longs ones just look stupid. Especially the swim trunks. If I had to wear a swimsuit that went around my ankles I would scream.

Yeah, I don't think this is commentary on forcing yourself to be attracted to someone who you're not attracted to. It's about letting societal pressure bully you out of being attracted to someone who you ARE attracted to.

If this game plays anywhere near as good as it looks, it will do more to advance the gaming medium than all the "art games" in existence combined.

Mostly, I'm taken aback by the fact Aladdin is supposed to look like Tom Cruise. I watched that movie nearly every day for a few months when I was a kid, but now I'm feeling like movie's charm has changed for me. Noooooo.

Game is still a month away of course they need to hype it so heavy that we are sick of the game by the time its out.

Jaggy shadows, lack of anti-aliasing, low res textures and missing atmosphere effects. It looks like the console version, or PC with low settings.

Maybe. Probably? Exactly.

I'm beginning to think every man has these thoughts when faced with fatherhood. Or at least a substantial number. Maybe the men that worry about it wind up making the best ones — they're concerned before their children even exist.

It depends on you how "free" it is. On Tapped Out I've never spent a dime and I'm level 39 (the highest at the moment) and own every character and nearly every building that you can get without spending donuts, and a few I've saved the donuts you earn to buy.

Price: Free

The obvious answer is "because they wanted to recoup costs with a large user base," but if The Last of Us is the masterpiece I've heard it is, and it's only coming about a year later, why in the hell didn't Sony release the PS4 version first to try to encourage everyone to upgrade? A game like that would be the…