You're ignoring the fact that he is using gun control to make the argument which makes no sense.

No he doesn't have a point. Gun regulation and pedophilia are have nothing to do with each other. By comparing two unrelated issues, he's making an argumentative fallacy.

Seems like a lot of these gaming mice have that Michael Bay Transformers look. Or should i say Saitek Cyborg look.

Seems like a lot of these gaming mice have that Michael Bay Transformers look. Or should i say Saitek Cyborg look.

So pretty much every multimedia feature that PS3 has had since 2010.

I thoroughly enjoyed Mean Streets when it came out. It was was perhaps one the first games to render wav like audio using only the PC speaker. PC speakers were only capable of produce beeps, which means your games normally sounded like crap unless you had a dedicated sound card. It also was one of the first 256-color…

Yeah prety much. Jax might be able to do it.

Trucks don't beep when they backup in Russia? Or maybe the guy walking is just deaf.

Does it seem like there's a trend of space sim games making a come back? Star Citizen, No man's land, Eve Valkyrie, and now Dreadnought. The only thing missing would be a Tie Fighter/Xwing or Freespace game.

I don't get why the article headline is regarding garbage data, but then everything after the first 2 paragraphs is practically an advertisement for the game.

yep lego creator sets are how a lot of people got into Legos. They are relatively cheap when it comes to pieces per dollar. I didn't know they came with technic parts now; that's pretty sweet.

Definite improvement from the 12c for sure, but on the other hand, the front design is also constant reminder that you're driving a poor-man's P1.

My favorite altercations are the ones between two douches. They deserve each other.

I pre-ordered the game a couple months ago through Origin and Origin still thinks the game hasn't been released yet.

Yeah, but then so are kitchen knives and screwdrivers. I dont think a saw would be in many people's top 10 list of commonly available household items to kill someone.

Well the main problem is that your joke doesn't make sense because 777's are among the safest and dependable airliners. Satire is based on certain truths of reality but yours is just baseless. The joke is also borderline tasteless, but that's another issue altogether.

No. Based on this article, Rupaul really really likes Monty Python and David Bowie. Just because someone uses a movie as an analogy doesn't mean that person is obsessed with it.

Sounds like you just described Watchdogs.

Judging by the average LEGO set price of 10 cents a piece, this set would cost around $2,000. I think the X-men mansion is more realistic in price (but still expensive), given that you could potentially sell it in sections.

I don't think the kid meant to play the girl like that. He just got a new (and better) ball, so now he has two and gives one a way. It's an innocent gesture, I believe.

This chart must be flawed. It says that Porsche has less problems than Toyota and Lincoln (a Ford company) matches Toyota for dependability.