Smart. The only game I know of that's published by Deep Silver is STALKER: Clear Sky. And that's hardly a widely released game. It was a good idea to have gotten some backup, for us and both of the publishing parties.

Head tracking has been around for a while, albeit requiring the use of something attached to your head. Look up TrackIR. It does everything described in this article. Hardcore sim enthusiasts love the thing.

We kind of brought this on ourselves. Sooner or later, our huge excess and almost waste of our finite bandwidth and such would catch up with us. The age of the internet is not the free and cheap utopia we wanted it to be, and we have to come to terms with that. There are going to have to be limitations put in place if…

The world isn't that simple. There's A LOT of man power and effort that goes into maintaining our HUMONGOUS network of computers. There are a lot of people out there that put a lot of time and money into making sure that you get what you pay for. And if some people use it too much, then it all falls apart and…

I remember a while back Ubisoft said that the next game would be announced around May. And, well, it's about May. Secondly, most people forget this, but Ubisoft tweeted back in December that Massive Entertainment (a development house bought by Ubisoft a couple years back, best known for some PC strategy games) were…

You've got it right on the money. Processors need to work reliably for some very important things, and slower clock speed is an acceptable trade-off for reliability.

Cheerwine is and shall be king for all of eternity.

If the wedding's global, then why don't I care?

If it was CP, it would become pretty epic and this guy would be a great hero, IMO.

This has been said before, but seriously? Just pay for HBO. They'll gladly take your money to let you watch it. The internet and our new world of instant access to stuff doesn't have everything, you know.

I'm pretty sure there being ads on Hulu is the whole point. To, you know, make it free.

Depends what they're doing with it. If they're selling it off, collecting it for nefarious purposes, or anything like that, then I'd probably rage (I don't have an iPhone, so I'm good). If they're just collecting it for the carriers to let them know where they need coverage, that's not so bad. They could at least…

The Playbook seems to be a huge misstep. I love RIM, and the Blackberry remains as a lovely piece of technology for people who need a good business phone. But the Playbook? The ideas that seem to drive its very existence were handled terribly. If you want to compete against the iPad, you need to offer the features…

Gmail has a feature where you can link multiple accounts to the same one. You get all the accounts' mail in one inbox, and you can send out mail from any of your accounts by using a pull out menu. I use it myself. Plus, it's a built in feature, so you really don't have to fiddle with anything at all.

Wait, what rights are being surrendered exactly? Nowhere in the Constitution is there anything that says that people have a right to privacy. Before you go and say something about the amendment against searches, remember that the amendment protects the right to unreasonable searches. Searching a person for dangerous…

Living in Canada is a curse?

I'm pretty sure there needs to be human authorization before any sort of weapon is fired by a drone......

I only had Audiosurf from a purchase before, and I was really surprised when it updated. I was like "WTF? Why the hell is Audiosurf updated?" Then I saw the patch notes were nothing but a picture of Chell riding a surfboard type thing. Then I was like,

I've said this here before, I'll say it again. There is NOTHING wrong with ads. Businesses need a way to show people new things, and having them pay for it so you can get free and/or cheaper stuff is something that we've been doing ever since the first commercial on the radio. That's the way these things work, it's…

The "no returns" thing actually is legal. It's their store, they can set the rules to what they want for that.