He’s selling Khepri’s Sting, which pleases me.

I’m sorry, I have to say something. I’m a Bernie supporter, and a longtime Jezebel reader, AND I was there in the room. I shot some videos that have been aired on major networks, and I actually have a relatively neutral perspective.

I didn’t play Asylum or Origins, so I might give these a whirl.

Yes. It should be “Former CEO and Microsoft co-founder.”

One thing I do know is that there is a significant divide between the 1993 sci-fi horror game and id Software’s 2016 reboot.

Will it be as fun as Ascendancy? Because Ascendancy is still my favourite.

Epic (who employ a lot more people that Clifford does) FunCom, Red Storm and everyone else should make it abundantly clear that if this doesn’t go away, future positions for their companies will be opened in other states, and they will slowly transition there if this continues. Game development can and does work quite…

-Speaking of redheads, I’m glad they wrote Pepper out in a decent way, especially since it’s clear Paltrow doesn’t seem willing to be willing return in any capacity

Vision was so close to saying it - So much that goes from, from a government/Earth perspective (so taking out the Kree, Cosmic stuff, etc.) is due to Tony Stark. Every time Tony makes a major decision on screen, it backfires and causes more damage than the alternative would have. Tony MADE Ultron, yet no one is asking…

I’m kind of concerned about the weaponry here. Bolt action guns are fun and dandy if that’s your style, but when the only automatic weapon is a stationary gun, I think the variability of gameplay is really going to suffer compared to previous battlefields.

It’s so much fun to watch people run towards a doorway and I just go “pop” and they’re all “WTF mate?” Then whomever is playing Bastion wrecks their faces.

This is genius.

No doubt. Personally I see Tesla having an easier trip to profitability than Twitter at this point.

Most of Tesla’s debt was in building the infrastructure though. Their assets (liquid and non-liquid) outweigh their operational debt.

You understand what a subsidy is, versus a bailout, right?

No? GM was crashing hard well before the major drop in the market.

GM was doing poorly well before the recession hit.

Does Tesla advertise at all?

Tesla’s net debt has skyrocketed to almost $1.6 billion.

You have no idea how old I am.