And Jake the Snake lives on.

The plane door is, hands down, the funniest thing of the year so far.

I have to think most of the people who frequent (and write for) this site are in the 20-35 year old bracket. The first console that I was able to purchase on my own was a Dreamcast. I was 14.

Yeah, is article is worded poorly. We already do know that dark matter is a "thing". What type of thing is the question that needs answering.

We are at the tipping point for VR. The technology is sufficiently advanced and more importantly cheap enough for high grade, consumer level headsets. This is the same thing that happened with cell phones in the early 2000's and many technologies before that.

Electrodynamic suspension cares not if your metal is ferrous. That shit's gonna levitate.

Finally, a proper way to play Farmville.

You can grab an R9 270x for around $200 which is good card for the money. But really it all depends on what you currently have to make the upgrade worthwhile. Also, don't forget about buying used. Sell yours on ebay and trade up.

This kills the phone for me. I rarely use the speaker outside of speakerphone which doesn't require "boomsound". If this was the size of a Nexus 5 I would buy it in a heartbeat. Probably even pay $700 for a google play edition.

Strange. I haven't run Jet Force Gemini or Mischief Makers, but I have Perfect Dark and GoldenEye running with 4 N64 controllers and multiplayer working perfectly (I actually set this up for my buddies bachelor party). KI works fine too. Not sure what version of P64 is running on my emulator machine though.

What N64 emulator are you having trouble with? Project 64 has run every game I've thrown at it.

How to make your iPhone look like an Atari 2600.

All we know is that it would be short.

There's a good documentary called Toxic Hot Seat about how all of your furniture is impregnated with ridiculous amounts of flame retardants.

Only the best medical attention will be provided to the 5 year-olds we sit atop angry livestock.

My parents still give me shit over paying $50 for new NES games in the early 90's.

Plexiglas is a trade name like Xerox and Kleenex. Acrylic is what the windows were made out of. Sorry, pet peeve of mine.

Well, New York is famous for sprinkling Dorito crumbs on everything.

Nice. This launching into orbit is the easy part. Lets see him land that thing on Duna. Then I'd be impressed.