If you were to randomly grab 50 people in a crowd, you'd probably get beat up or arrested.

The Penumbra series. A great mirror to reflect human nature, cooperation, violence, and so forth.

I prefer this solution. If I forget my keys when leaving, I find out pretty fast.

And I'd say it's correct in that respect. He's addicted to the point his wife leaves. He can't pull himself loose enough to, y'know, spend time with her and the kid so chooses the shortcut (no pun intended) of threatening her life to get her to stay.

Christ. Do all U.S. retailers have these kinds of ridiculous training videos telling you to squeeze customers as much as possible?

Another Day, Another Death Threat From Assholes to The People Who Make Video Games.

He's not fat.

In real life, you can get a good sense of the backstory of people without having to read it. Did you ever read a biography of your friends? Do you feel like you know them well?

Because Japan?

Different strokes for different folks, I guess. It's quite possible that many of them actually like it quite a bunch. But it's even more likely that most of of them treat it as one giant 'ironic' movement.

Yeah. The Source engine kind of has a habit of looking like the Source engine. Come to think of it, many engines look like themselves. Weird, isn't it?

Amaterasu.... or Chell?

Ladies and gentlemen, if your store is trying to compete with internet stores, you're going down. A physical store is -always- going to lose on price because the store location is more expensive, you need more personnel, etcetera.

Lumberjacks are generally depicted as burly man-men. This character is severely lacking in the burl.

Pixel art can be fine, for instance it works great in SuperCrateBox.

From the article

Simple design fix: make the opening in the side.

I'll use a fork instead, thanks.

Hang on... IKEA furniture was unique at some point? I think you're not quite understanding what the company is about...

Sometimes people can take a challenge, but they prefer not to because they'd rather focus on other parts of the experience.