It actually does look quite a lot more sophisticated now.

See? All women need to do is use their bodies for profit!

You're not actually 'picking' anything, which makes it impossible. You're just getting 2 free games. It'd be the same as saying: "Pick 2 of the following 5 games: GT5, GT5, GT5, GT5, or SotC/Ico"

Hey, a sense of realism is extremely important to the world of Skyrim.

Lots of those books totally give you skills quite applicable to dragon-murdering!

What people are willing to pay has plenty to do with demand, which has plenty to do with the prices that are settled on. If I have an object (where in some cases total supply = 1 unit) that only 10 very wealthy people in the world want, I'm still going to make a very nice profit.

Yes, power per dollar is higher on a desktop machine. I was never arguing that, or comparing M versions of units to desktop counterparts.

Race is largely a social condition, not a genetic condition.

"Picking a hot chick is just smart because why pick an ugly chick."

Are those the same people who yearn for more original titles, and who praise re-releases? The "gaming public" never was and never can be a single, unified voice.

Thousands of people playing awesome videogames through magical boxes in their homes? How could that not be a success!

Yes, a laptop that's quite capable of playing video games with reasonable speed and performance.

There's absolutely no reason that a 560m couldn't drive a good-looking game at high FPS. You insisting that it can't because it has an m is absurd, especially where you could just take a look at any number of benchmarks showing the card to be competent.

"So you're willing to miss out on fantastic game experiences just because you object to the developer's business practices?"

As stated, Edge uses the full 1-10 scale.

That would actually be sort of interesting, I think! If the modders' cut was reasonable, anyway.

Somebody correct me here if I'm misinformed, but I believe it would be illegal for modders to directly profit off of mods, due to IP issues.

And like I said, everyone is welcome to their own feelings. To have a passion for something, to hunger for it, is usually good! I would find HL3 news very exciting, myself. I'm only urging a degree of perspective: while I want HL3, and now, Valve doesn't owe me anything.

Sorry about that! Try this maybe: [journal.neilgaiman.com]

Surely there's a difference between Alan Moore relying on the past ideas of Alan Moore, and DC relying on the past ideas of Alan Moore?