Have you seen what people can do with Minecraft?

...Have you played Minecraft?

Arkham City is half off on Origin, as well as a few other game downloads.

Ah, that's true. I work retail and I didn't even think about that. Probably because I've been working so much lately I don't even want to think retail at home.

Oh, absolutely. It'll save space on the mobo to have the graphics incorporated on the CPU, and I'm sure they'll have fairly decent DX11 capable graphics on CPUs like Ivy-Bridge and whatever AMD is going to counter it with by 2014 at the latest.

Why would you build the Kinect camera into the console itself?

...Wow. I almost need to get this, even though I already have an Xbox. That's insane. Except I want Kinect and I don't have the extra $100 for that particular bundle.

Check the Amazon App Store.

Since when does Taylor Swift have reddish-brown hair?

Gotta impress the nerds?

FINALLY, Arkham City goes on sale. I'd prefer a physical copy, but I'm not picky.

OH YOU KNOW.

I'm right there with you on that one. I knew that it existed and I've seen some videos, but not out of excitement, just out of curiosity. But I think I'll keep a little closer eye on it now, though. I'm just not sure it's the kind of RPG that I personally enjoy.

...You haven't read it? Shame on you.

I've never managed to fit a vagina inside of a penis. You must be lying. She's only polishing his spear to prepare for battle!

I read almost every book. But only the ones that look like lore books. The Fiction looking ones? I'll usually pass, at least for now. I'm happy that I've found books on The Great War, which seem to be rare, and rightfully so, I guess. I'm still on the lookout for a book on the Umbriel Crisis, which I have been…

Solution: don't read them online.

I'll bet she polishes his helmet.

Because it has the world "natural" in it SO IT MUST BE GOOD.

Unless you've become deeply enraptured with Elder Scrolls lore, you're not missing a whole lot. Though, there are TONS of mods that make it way better than it already was, which was a step up from Morrowind in a handful of ways.