That's why I always wait for the GOTY editions. Sometimes they take a long time to come out, like with Red Dead Redemption, but at least I got the game, all of the DLC and Undead Nightmare for less than the release price of RDR alone.

While you're at it:

Yeah, but that only works if you also happen to write good music, which isn't exactly the case for most "artists" out there.

If I'm not mistaken, you always have the option to have someone from Ikea deliver and assemble your furniture. You just have to pay a little extra for it.

Jesus, don't people ever get tired of Mario games? I mean, seriously, how many of those can someone possibly play and enjoy?

You guys should spend some time in Brazil before complaining about american/european tax rates. Taxes there are ridiculously high, and pretty much every public service (transportation, health, education, security, ect) is horrible. It really feels like you're just throwing away the money the government takes from you.

There are a lot of cases out there that come with that hook that allows you to hang a strap.

Exactly my thoughts. I find these "touchscreen desktops" to be extremely stupid. Unless you can hold it in your hand or put it on your lap, having a touch screen is just pointless.

So basically, you were holding it wrong! :D

Are you insinuating that there actually is a near competitor do the iPad that costs half as much? I'd really like to know that tablet that is.

I did the same using Chrome's Google Dictionary extension (double click on the word).

So many typos. Gizmodo writers really need to start proof reading their stuff.

When will gamers learn that this shit will only come to an end if they stop buying "evil" DLC? Capcom, just like any other company, is in it for the money. If they can get away with stuff like this and make some profit out of it, they will do it.

I couldn't stop thinking that this post was written by a big games publisher while reading it. Nice try EA!

I totally agree with you. Skinning animals on RDR is a perfect example of that. I wish I could just skip that animation.

I'd still hit it.

That's exactly what they do: "Silos are protected by an "Air Gap" in that they are sequestered from the rest of the Internet and run on a smaller, dedicated network."

This article is a bit misleading. There's nothing on the original article that suggests a "chain reaction" of supernovae. I don't think such a thing is even possible.

This one always blows my mind.

They didn't even had to search for "iPad3". Most news sites (news sites, and not tech sites) have had front page articles about the new iPad rumors for the last days.