Reading the game manual before playing the game is a ritual I've had for as long as I can remember. I will be very sad when they disappear completely, and even now, many are like this: flimsy excuses for manuals that make me question why they even bother.

@ArkanEye: Haha, I thought the same thing. I loved that guy.

I'm definitely looking forward to this, but don't know if it will be a day one purchase or not. I'm sure it will be fun, but my gaming budget is stretched thin already this year, with so many other fine titles due out.

This makes no sense whatsoever. Markets exist for every conceivable type of used item I can imagine. I love video games, but in this regard, they are not special. they can be bought and resold just like any other commodity, and if developers don't like it, then they need to make games no one would ever want to sell…

@Bradley Shaner: Actually, no, they don't. The only thing they pay for is the games or movies themselves. They do have to have the proper business license to rent movies or games, but it has nothing to do with the companies who actually made those items.

@DocSeuss: Uh... no. Unless you mean playing PC games where there is no in game chat, which is irrelevant. Any game online that has voice chat will have idiots that cannot tolerate anyone different. Whether they are girls, or too young, or too old, or a different race, or a different religion, intolerance is…

Can't his parents just get him a new account if the "Cheater" tag is such a big fucking deal? Microsoft does not hand out bans or other punishments lightly. They have documents and records detailing a lot of what you do when you are online, and if their records indicate he was cheating, then in all likelihood, he was…

@sansa: Well the guy came from a Vault, and there's no knowing how long he's been out of there. The girl was a slave, who apparently recently escaped, so maybe she was kept clean by her slavers?

I was impressed by the Ninja Turtles fan film, but that doesn't hold a candle to this. This is officially my favorite thing ever right now.

@SacredByte: There is thinner, more efficient insulation than that. This is purely a stunt kind of thing. Which doesn't make it bad, but certainly not the kind of thing I would ever do.

That's really cute. There's something special about seeing a child's fascination with new things.

This just needs to be posted.

Considering Zynga makes their living by ripping off other people's work, I hope this gets thrown out.

@Aquasol: My original Game Boy was fucking indestructible. I dropped it from a moving vehicle once, and it only came away with scratches. I actually lost count of the number of drops, spills, tumbles, and other mishaps it went through. Never stopped working or showed any signs of breaking down. I think I had it for…

@stopbanningme: I agree completely.

@lovely_grundin: That was a great read. I love it when bad movie physics get trashed, even if it was a movie I enjoyed.

@packetloss: wat: That just looks like someone I want to punch in the face. I don't know anything else about him, but I know that my urge to cause violence is rising.

@Jekku: I would switch, except so much of my browsing experience depends on various add-ons that Chrome does not have. I keep waiting for Firefox to get upgraded or Chrome to get everything I want; whichever happens first depends which browser I'm using from then on.

@vinylrake: Perhaps for their level of expendability? If you are just trying to send a message, low level baddies can intimidate just as well as your highly trained soldiers, and if something went wrong, no big loss.

@Velox Aequitas: It's Marston. But yes, it is fantastic.