Yes, there are tons of them all over the place. In Canada, at Canada’s Wonderland, just North of Toronto, we have a few and they have been around for years (as in over a decade, at least).

Hey, don’t fret, we still have that new Mechwarrior strategy game (Battletech) to look forward to. I took a risk and supported it on Kickstarter; looks like it is going in the right direction. (Damn it, been here for 10 years and I’m still in the greys, lol).

They look like they are all over the place and helplessly lost, with this game’s concept, but in a good way.

This is definitely something that I will keep my eye on. Perhaps it will be nothing more than a time-sink, but if the price is right, it looks like a fun one.

You are correct, it is actually called the Protocol on Blinding Laser Weapons. There is no restriction on using “lasers” to kill an enemy combatant. Interestingly, there are numerous weapons that you can’t use on foreign populations, that are quite permissible, domestically, by international law. These, include things…

As a Soarer obsessed gearhead, may she rise again and burn rubber. I seriously love my midnight indigo blue 1992, SC400, with no speed limiter. I got her up to 290km/hr before I ran out of track.

Yeah, thus the cross, shield, crescent. Quite smart of them to cover all their bases.

As noted by others, that’s not it’s purpose. The international symbol for medical assistance (hospitals, pharmacies, medical services) is a green cross. I’m not certain where you are from, but outside of Canada and the US, for the most part, that symbol is widely known and as accepted as a general symbol of medical…

I’m not surprised at all, not one bit and I’m actually waiting for it to happen to myself. When BF3 came out, I rather quickly ranked up to level 25, or so, with quite a few unlocked weapons. I actually believe this took as little as two weeks into playing the game (well, once it started working, the game was a…

I’m honestly not sure if you are being sarcastic, oh god, I hope you are. In the case of Canada and JTF2, well, it is called JTF2 for a reason, as their earlier incarnation, “done fucked up”, badly.

Clearly, I am the grump old man yelling at kids on his lawn, from his porch, as I am sitting here, thinking to myself, that this isn’t right.

The inhumanity of it all, won’t someone think of the children? Back in my day, we had a thimble and we were damn lucky if we didn’t need to get into a knife fight over the car or…

Depending on your Province, the cost of an operation is covered by the public healthcare system.

Leaving won’t be of much use, as here in Canada, we are just as concerned as you are. While we can’t vote, nor of course, should we, that would be ludicrous, we will be directly impacted by virtually every action that Trump, will take.

From economic policies, to border defense, trade deals and military action; every…

I would, in all honesty, say that if those are the games that you are intending to play, you could most definitely make use of the 1050, but could in fact use something even cheaper. The games noted aren’t graphic intensive and would require far less to run. That being said, if you go for the 1050, you most definitely…

You might want to do a followup, as there appears to have been quite a few “tweets” about this subject from Sean Murray. Apparently one of the users might not have been playing “online” and they seem to have done some work as well on helping you find people. Considering what is being posted here, a followup might be a…

It might be time once again for men like these to stand up for liberty once more.

Thanks for that, I was hoping it was on Greenlight, but couldn't access it from work to check. I love having all my games under one roof, easy to access and to download, update, etc. I have been burned by small direct download shops and prefer to stick with Steam purchases now (and Gamersgate).

I'm having an ongoing discussion with someone on here trying to explain that the battery myth is just that, a myth. Most first gens are still on their original battety

Except this isn't anywhere near a Camry, having more in common with an SC/Supra and having a V8 option. This, plus air suspension, early CD based GPS and more.

Actually the use of the hybrid system reduces the stress placed on the petrol engine and increases it lifespan, such as with brakes as well, which often only require pad changes at 300,000-500,000km. The battery will eventually fail, just as an engine or transmission, all of which can be refurbished, including the…

I have friends who need to replace the entire powertrain in their 2013 Camaro RS, it does happen, but very rarely. Your friend doesn't make up every owner ever of every Prius. Overall, the incidents are extremely rare and this is well documented. Defects do occur in manufacturing and how do we know your friend…