I can't imagine the problems quad Crossfire drivers are going to run into for this setup.

Speaking as an old Counter-Strike player. Steam was Valve's original sin.

I thought Bambi was dead.

Indeed, but given that the single player campaigns in those games are mindless slogs I just find it odd. Full disclosure, I haven't tried a lot of CoD games but the multiplayer in black ops 1 & 2 was captivating. Haven't bought Arma III yet (waiting for a sale) but I did enjoy the shit out of Arma II.

The single player is what's playable in CoD games? Are there really people that actually drag themselves though terrible CoD campaigns and then skip playing with actual people?

Easy now, that's his shtick. He even gives that disclaimer later in the video.

It's a House Centipede.

Come on. This is the future. I shouldn't have to buy my drugs in dark parking lots anymore.

Clearly her mic was hacked during the interview.

What's nice about playing it on PC is that there are minimal children playing (at least in the US) Lots of Russian and German kids though currently playing BO2

Like 1990's FMV...

I remember when blockbuster did that. I can't imagine those consoles fared too well given how horribly their customers treated disc games.

James fucking Pond. That game took up a spot on Sega Channel every goddamn month and nobody ever played it.

I had the original grey brick GameBoy and this bad mother:

I was under the impression that deep field images we purposely focused on tiny patches of sky specifically devoid of foreground stars. Wouldn't a foreground star at this exposure length be incredibly brighter than anything else in the image?

It's a galaxy of some sort. The diffraction spikes around it aren't really there, just artifacts of light on the mirror.

Oh good, I'm glad the NSA is on top of this one. Makes me feel safer.

Yikes...

I bet one of her legs still enjoys the occasional burnt offering.