You’re misinterpreting the person’s point. They’re saying that “The driver is the one who should be solely responsible for his actions, and thus should be solely held responsible.”

These lists are so cute when they leave off the best-selling GC game of all time, Super Smash Bros. Melee.

They weren’t going to buy anything, any ways.

If you think that’s neat, check out one of my favorite players of Stadium modes, Marth1. One of the challenges the community gives itself is “NBA” mode (“No Bat Allowed”), where you’ve gotta hit it as far as you can without the home-run bat.

This is one of the worst misinterpretation jobs I’ve ever seen from a “journalist.”

Oh god, get over yourself.

While nice, this happens in team play all the time, and there are plenty of better examples of teamwork than this.

VR. It’s another fad, like Wii motion controls.

The Anti-SSBM sentiment on Kotaku is palpable.

Jagr’s career will probably outlast the human race

This article is actually kind of funny, in that these are exactly the same charges conservative talking heads brought up with Jon Stewart whenever he had someone of import on TDS, but kept the questions jovial. And Stewart’s defense was “We air after shows like muppets making prank calls.”

A little sensational headline, no?

Let me just warn buyers with my own anecdotal evidence regarding this headset.

Let me just warn buyers with my own anecdotal evidence regarding this headset.

For some people, they might not think they have the time to do all the research on the parts they need, build the PC, and handle the software install. It might be because of time constraints, or simply because their time is worth more than the perceived savings.

Way to make excuses for delaying yet another game Jason.

It’s nice to see a character considered middling to come into prominence in tournament scenes. A different way of thinking can sometimes smash (hur hur) tiers, like when people found out Old T. Hawk was actually kind of broken in Super Turbo years ago, or what Chu Dat did for ICs way back when in the early days of…

The Wii U tablet is pretty fun for party games with the family. It didn’t catch on either.

Do you know what fair use is? Parodies are only allowed to use copyrighted assets when they fall under the legal definition of parody.

In this thread - people who don’t understand the legal definition of parody.

That’s quite a lot of click bait for one article.