The commercial was shown on an episode of Eastbound and Down just recently, first time I had ever seen it.

"and could be used as a murder weapon in Clue."

I had a feeling that was the case, and i was actually referring to the (now that I've done a wikipedia search) the lever on the grenade, not the pin.

Black window killer? She's racist and hates panes of glass?

I was wondering more about the bullet hitting the... whatever it's called, on the grenade actually.

At the start of the video I didn't find it particularly impressive without a proper frame of reference, but when I realized that montage was just an intro not only was I impressed by his skills, but his editing, which was not only very cinematic, but strangely musical. Very nice.

But come on, wouldn't you like to know if your MANLY authentic leather PSVita made with ballistics nylon could withstand a bullet or not?

>Ballistics Nylon

Is he sure it really was the chair lady? Maybe it was just a botched assassination attempt by a very sour fan who got fed up with all of the broken promises he's made over the year. She went in for the kill, tripped, and started messing with the first thing in front of her to avoid drawing suspicion, the chair. Peter…

I cannot wait to get this game and play it on the shitter.

I'm absolutely surprised by half of the ships in that gallery. I wasn't even aware you could make a great deal of those shapes and designs with Legos alone. How far has plastic-brick-based technology come since I've stoppled playing with them?

You know, Peter Molyneux did nothing but falsely advertise on just about every game he's been involved with over the past ten years, yet I don't think anyone's made as big a stink about it as the people who are bitching over the ME3 ending.

I believe she's been doing just that, making copies of herself to help compute some of the numbers and slow the progression, but I don't believe it's possible for them to make a perfect copy of Cortana. Even if they copied her memory, what makes Cortana special is that she's a smart A.I., and the reason why she is is…

I can understand Capcom using western developers for their franchises, but really? Spark Unlimited? All they've developed are shitty first person shooters, branching away from that's probably not going to yield anything noteworthy.

It. Was. A. Joke.

Sega's behind this! Instead of slapping them with a C&D order like every other gaming publisher, they snuck in a keylogger into the game to ruin the game!

"I don' t want to rely on your tool anymore!"

All of these articles I've seen on Kotaku East about these Eastern idols scare me. "Idols" in the west aren't so incredibly different, but this still gives me the heebie jeebies.

She's a voyeur.

I don't think Disney's gone into the realm of male Disney Princesses yet, nor do I see them being that progressive.