Wasn't there an article on here about a month back about scientists testing to see if the universe was a computer simulation?

What if you already are?

I bought a Nostromo a while back for use with Photoshop/ Illustrator/ etc and it has been absolutely divine, but I cannot deny the appeal of the Orbweaver. I can usually resist upgraded models, but something about that keypad just oozes sexiness.

VOTE Came here for this. The only drawback is that Steelseries acquired the company that originally developed the keyboard and has since stopped updating the software for it. Its easy as hell to program your own setups with it, but its kind of annoying when you open the software and it gives you a list of pre-2005…

Do you use a regular controller for fighting games anyway?

I'm curious what he thinks about the original Optimus Prime then? To the two primary generations who inhabit these boards (born '78-'88 and born '89-'98), his design was amazing simply because it was the best that was available to us. I mean, good luck finding non-American mechanimation before Toonami and the internet…

On a sidenote, Valve should release their Daisywheel text input tool as a standalone app for use outside of Big Picture.

Off topic, but the Xbox One is technically the third Xbox one. There was the first Xbox, then the 360 (360 degrees=1 full circle), and now the Xbox One.

Some games have allowed cosmetic mods to multiplayer modes. As long as they don't affect the gameplay anyway.

I know Valve isn't a fan of exclusivity, especially in the PC gaming market, but the idea of a title being released solely on SteamOS does pique my interests. Imagine how many sales/ downloads they'd register if they released any of their 3's for SOS (heh) only.

Any games not from a previous era of gaming? GTAVC was PS2. JSR, Sonic CD, and Super Monkey Ball were all Dreamcast. And Worms is from 1997

I've been playing SpaceRPG pretty heavily lately. Its really fun once you get into it.

This controller looks ridiculously comfortable yet no one seems to see it.

God, that Pikachu at 2:00. What a bitch.

Its funny how many of those are available on Steam as well as on mobile, which just makes me wonder why Valve hasn't made its own mobile app store yet... Going further than that, I would totally buy a Linux-based Valve phone

Here at the Dimmsdale Dimmadome, we bring you one great dimmidanger in the form of a dimmidragon battling a dimmidung beetle.

I'm going to take a guess and say that this is somehow going to tie into the Rabbids tv show

Well, people are morons. You can't make a comment more sarcastic without making a bigass sign that says "Sarcasm" pointing at it

So I'm going to guess that Liberation HD is simply the game on PS3 and Pirates is a DLG copout made for Uplay integration.

This was one of my first PC games. I remember playing this on my dad's computer for hours when I was probably like 5