I don't if you can do shoulder pads like that in virtual form. They're too powerful.

Wood and paper-mache would actually have a pretty low radar cross section.

Looks heavily styled after the Halo universe. This rifle is straight out of the games and their suits as well.

Do they still provide a nice "pop" explosion when broken?

Approves.

Honestly, at this point, the only Star Wars I'm really looking forward to is a hopefully amazing Battlefront 3.

I think another important point is that none of the Africans were willing to chase Meb ON THEIR OWN. To do so would have put them at a disadvantage to the rest of the leaders in the pack when it came down the final miles. In this way it was to Meb's advantage to have such an elite field. Any one of them could have…

At no point were the Africans physically impeded. Had Hall done something to directly impede their progress, he would have been disqualified and it wouldn't have worked anyway. One man simply cannot physically stop five or more runners.

They're trying to put Ultima Online and Dark Age of Camelot on Steam.

Well, the games are on Steam Greenlight. Which is mentioned in the article.

I'm completely put off by all the midriff baring! If I'm likely to encounter lots of zombie guts and things trying to claw/bite me, a sensible leather jacket seems in order.

You'd think in a world where zombies are trying to eat your flesh you wouldn't go around with a lot of it exposed.

What I don't get are some of the outfits the women are wearing. It's not like that's the style of TWD so I just don't see the point. And depicting the Disney Princesses as cheerleaders is just lazy.

Yeah, I love it too. I got a few more that are awesome, but none are near the level of rad-ness as that one:

played on the iQue , chinese version of the N64. Not on a computer -.-

Play on an almost full server and stay near the coast if you want to see people, especially Elektro, Cherno, Berezino. But once you get tired of being hacked up and shot for no reason, head inland and try to get good gear and weapons from military bases and airstrips. Then, head back to coasts to bandit/bandit-hunt or…

It's Zack Morris.

Some serious micro there..

"The nanoribbons, produced Felix Fischer, a chemist at Berkeley"

That seems to be one long subject with a period attached to it sir. You seem to have misplaced your predicate.