I have a friend, a 26-year-old dick who went to NYU and whose parents were rumored to have paid in cash, whose sole job is thus: He buys private information and resells it at a higher price to supermarkets and other stores. The stores use it to see what people are buying in their area. He makes over $100,000 a year…

Oh, relax.

Left 4 Dead was superior to two. Better characters, better environments, better heart.

Saying the teams going to suck now ... shameful Valve fanboyism. The first L4D kicked ass and the second one was a money-grab on Valve's part that didn't have any of the memorable heart the first one had nor did it advance the formula. It was just Valve backing out of their promise when they saw their massive team…

Dynamite Cop was based on Speed 2. Word.

Well, GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGOOOOOOOOOO... for you!

Wow. That is a PERFECT re-enactment. Seriously amazing. And where is that meme? I want more.

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GeoDefense is an iphone game as well

I think these are stage reveals in disguise.

Check out the new 'blocks' game on XBLI. It's got Minecraft, Metroid AND Tetris.

Thanks! These are all valid points and I didn't know about the sign up bonus. Good to know.

Can anyone tell me why it's worth it to buy a domain and private hosting BEFORE you achieve a satisfactory amount of readers? I tried it once and found it too costly rather than just letting wordpress handle it.

While I agree that Osama is not a visionary and shouldn't be glorified in anyway, even the writer admits that, to say he was "just" a prick is equally offensive to people that suffered by his ideas. We have to deduct what he did 'right' to get people so addicted to his message so that we can safe-guard against it ever…

Yeah! Can't we just stick with four independent and competing companies. I love having my support yanked and my upgrading imminent.

I love this idea. I can't wait for more news. I just hope the hardware makers don't shoot the pooch in the looks and design department. Watch'em Google.

Agreed. Luis Mazza is missing the point. School become a cluttered mess of outdated hardware and software with schools spending an average of $40,000 a year (that's elementary mind you) just on computer related tools. And notice how cutting edge most schools are? $40,000 can now basically give every student access to…

Everyone upload you collection to Grooveshark. They're free and you can listen to anything someone else uploaded. It's basically free streaming music anytime you want. I can't live without it and it's gotten way deeper in just the last six months.

I love the idea and if anybody can do it, it's Google. But I worry about the material costs of this. When we can get strong central receivers in homes that'll be great but putting receivers on every outlet and lightbulb? I can see it being a low-cost material and I can see it being a high cost. I just worry sometimes…

They already said it was to be de-packaged to work.