Know what I'm tired of? Killing stuff. Why can't there just be a game about sitting down with a nice cup of tea?

The new Xbox One Controller! Now with additional vibrating bits for added pleasure!

I'm still hoping they just call it the NextBox

It's so frustrating to not be able to watch this stuff.

If you dislike speedbumps, never come to Orlando. They are EVERYWHERE. If you are on any road less than 4 lanes wide, you will have to deal with them. 35 mph speed limit? Prepare to find a small ramp around any blind corner. Parking lots? FUCK NO. We got mogul fields.

Still just gonna wait for Project Cars. Beta got multiplayer recently and it is a ton of fun. Only complaint so far is lack of upgrades. Only tuning is available right now. Not sure if they plan to add that or not. And it is coming to PC, PS3, and Xbox 360. And that is real time.

Hold on. Futuristic shooter, mechs, online multiplayer, and Titan? Hmmmm. Battlefield 2143?

It's definitely not bad, but it's not quite as good as the GTI there. The really nice thing about the GTI is usability. With the rear seats folded down you can fit quite a bit of stuff in there

Good luck with the resto! I have my grandmother's 1971 Porsche 911T waiting for me after I graduate college. The engine looks like its gonna need a rebuild, the carbs definitely need one, and the interior is going. But I really want to get it in good running order soon enough to do something like the Grand Touring…

Which is why there is a V6 Mustang for you. For us that like a good all around car, the GTI is pretty nice.

I love unorthodox professors, because you invariably learn more from them. I had Mr. Frank Wright for Intro to Management when I went through RPI back in 2009. Business Week did an article on him back in 2007, and it certainly still rang true when I went through.

It's all good, man.

Is it bad that as soon as I read 'Sichuan' I immediately wanted Chinese food?

It's about as much an FR-S as a 'stock car' is an actual stock car

A good point. Never meant to make it sound like this wasn't cool or couldn't be developed further, just wanted to point out it still had some kinks to work out.

You sure you know how to use the word 'too'? Could be different reps have different opinions. The one I talked to said that the algorithm wouldn't allow the particles to sit still, which always created a small disturbance on the surface.

Saw this out at GDC. Talked to one of the reps there, and he said that it looks good as long as its turbulent. Because of the way the solver is set up, it can never become a perfectly flat surface. So, good for lakes and larger bodies of water, but you'll not be able to get mirror stillness.

About 8 years ago I had the lucky experience of getting to go to Antigua. Though I wasn't old enough to drive at the time, I remember being amazed at how many modified cars there were on such a small island nation. Apparently they have a huge car culture on the island. Roads definitely weren't too good though.

Hey, proof read your stories Patrick. You got the bassist and the victim mixed up for the entire second half.

The giant POWER plastered on the radiator makes me think its sponsored/driven by Jeremy Clarkson...