This is a solid concept. It's taken years of practice, but I've actively tried to do something similar. I think the term some folks use for it is mental alchemy, but its essentially taking a bad situation and finding the silver lining/positive in it (or at the very least a learning experience), even for simple little…

This rings too close to home. I was the same way, always trying to go above and beyond what was expected, always willing to bust ass on a project to prove my worth.

You can on the PS4 as well, but its not nearly as smooth when you factor in the blur and the already poor camera controls on the port. Plus most people are use to the dual analog style of play with games nowadays so I imagine it goes a bit underused.

I played the PSP version for maybe a grand total of 8 hours. One thing to keep in mind is that a PSP doesn't have a right thumbstick, so its likely the controls for the PS4 version were made (albeit poorly) specifically for the port.

I was in the exact same boat as you in 9th grade; asked out a girl, she said no, but she was super cool and ended up being a really close friend. Half a year later another mutual friend told me she was pissed I started dating another girl. Apparently I'm suppose to be a mind reader in these situations?

How about the people that CALL SOMEONE once they sit down at a stall in a public restroom? I'm all for multitasking in the restroom, and like you I need to have my phone when I'm dropping a potato in the crock pot, but who the hell needs to make that much noise. And who the fuck wants to talk to someone while they are…

Honestly it really seems like just the average person is a bit nutty too. As a guy, there have been times where I'm suddenly accused of being a creep or a pervert simply by talking to someone or asking someone out after talking to them for 15 minutes on the bus or something like that. I've also been accused of leading…

It makes sense honestly. With the rate that cyber athletics/professional gaming are growing its a great market that's only going to get larger. There were around 40,000 people who attended the LoL SSW tournament in Korea, and there was a concurrent of around 11.5 million viewers online. Colleges see this as a way to…

Well, that's fine and dandy for you, but what about folks who are unable to play sports?