I've got a bunch of old games; we're talking pre-HD. They don't look so good when you try to run them natively on a modern display. Of course, back then, you didn't know any better, didn't have any better. Nostalgia's a powerful thing.

Don't worry; he uses an actual scotch tumbler in-game.

Pretty much this. That apartment had so much personality, if you haven't empathized with Adam within 10 minutes of fiddling about, then you are a monster.

Shut up you misogynistic feminazi!!

Jesus Christ, how do these people with zero social network awareness get jobs managing corporate Twitter accounts? Seriously, at least hire someone who has (a) sufficient technical background, and (b) extensive new media and old-school PR experience.

None of those look particularly good. In fact, several games already do hair better: There's the Tomb Raider reboot (with its fancy-schmancy TressFX), and Korean MMO Black Desert, to name a few. Hell, I've seen custom hair packages on Skyrim that are much, much, muuuuuch better.

Are you sure you aren't a Raph fan? Because dismissing other people's opinions as invalid/criminal is totally a Raph thing.

Overclocking is relatively easy these days, and with the Sandy and Ivy Bridge systems? pretty safe. I've pushed my i5 2500K up to 4.5GHz with just air cooling, and all I had to do was up the multiplier and bump up the voltage a smidge. Been running this way for almost two years now, and it hasn't died on me yet.

According to common wisdom, if you touch anything on your motherboard without wearing an anti-static strap, your entire PC will explode, burning off your eyebrows and setting fire to your home. And yet you will constantly forget to wear it, because humans are flawed, and our memories are garbage.

Really good actors can survive dumb movies. Case in point: Stanley Tucci's career is unmarred by his appearance in the latest Transformers film. If anything, people will remember that film as the one where Tucci carried the film for its overly-long third act.

Chill out. This is not the worst movie that Dinklage has starred in. That would be Tiptoes:

Some people just find certain input sequences easier on sticks than on pads, and vice versa. Myself, I only started pulling off Ken's jab shoryuken+FADC+shinryuken consistently on an arcade stick. D-pads have been giving me trouble ever since SFII came out on the SNES. But that's me.

Damn good fireball trading matches. Goes to show when top-tier players chuck hadokens at each other, it can still get pretty tactical and exciting.

PC Name: Just "Home PC" or "Gaming

That's actually what I remember. When did people start cheering for him again?

Except I can't upgrade my lowly half-breed terrier into a yellow labrador.

1) Less chance that the crackers would find and disable the anti-piracy feature
2) They don't have to code for it so hard
3) Less likelihood of it backfiring on legitimate customers.

nah, it's wrestling, so it should be all standing jabs and kara throws.

See, that's what a DJ should be doing: flipping switches and scratching records like mad, doing mixes live. None of this prerecorded bullshit and then pretend-pressing some buttons. God bless you, Jazzy Jeff.

That was the joke.