well thats the confusing thing about steamboxes
i feel like im the only person that loves windows 8, in any case this redesign is just as beautiful.
fair use doctrine allows the use of portions of a copyrighted work for reviews and criticism, which is what he is doing, just like roger ebert or the guys here at kotaku.
future proofing? i mean yes its overpowered for now, but 4k and more demanding games in the future will test it
well if i can install windows 8 on it and they manage to keep it at a decent price in mexico, they might actually be cheaper than most pcs here, then id be interested
i just prefer not to deal with choosing a graphics card ( a daunting task in and of itself) just to realise the mobo has to be changed, and that means reformatting and reinstalling everything, and then changing the processor, which will probably require a mobo upgrade too, i have too many things to do to bother with a…
im sorry, who invited you to the party?
Then how come other agencies have no problem selling tropico or red alert?
Omg someone that knows that moot means open to discussion! Congratulations sir/madam you brightened my day
ohh no no, im just pointing out that he did include those weird elements you mentioned,
they are pretty good for a 2nd year student though
if you look at the posters below the first post, venasaur has its plants and blastoise its guns
i thought i edited this comment to say ignore
dude a mans penis ejaculates and pees from the same hole, the end of the urethra
i guess if arcades were still a thing those would be very viable
my issue with it is the space thing, that thing is bulky, if i have visits where do i put it, hell, can i move it? looks heavy. its either that or have a dedicated corner of a room, as it is i can barely fit in my UK flat.
yeah but the thing they are selling is the thread mill
but, but, that's what you want, that laws should be ignored, that the 4th amendment be ignored.
yeah, they spy on their girlfriends using not only public resources, but breaking the same laws they claim to uphold http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2013/…