Or the smartphone currently in my pocket.

If only there were a device that did the exact same thing, but didn't need the power of a full console, fit in your pocket, browses the internet, can be used for sms, emails...and heck—why not—maybe one day even could be used to talk to other people through voice and maybe even have video capabilities.

Oh...forgot to put this up.

Looks like he thought he TKO'd the guy with a liver kick in the first 10 seconds, and wanted to have the end be uber-highlight reel (it's still good, imo), but the guy stands back up. He actually finishes him 20 seconds later in a REALLY late stoppage.

Keyboard enthusiasts have a couple of great deals to choose from today. First, the ultra-clicky Das Keyboard 4 Ultimate has a $10 coupon on Amazon, which is one of the first deals we've seen on a non-refurb. The Das 4 comes with loud, tactile Cherry MX Blue key switches, a volume knob, USB 3.0 hub, and a Lifehacker…

Be interested to see where the heresay is coming from, Das has been nothing but high class in my experience. I hated the smudge and dust prone shiny plastic of the earlier models, but the newest iteration is incredible.

I didn't think of them so much as remakes, as rebirths. Each time Shinji can sort of "reset" the world to the way he wants. And then history repeats itself with a few minor differences. That's how I thought it was, at least.

What deleted scene? He had multiple arms while flying the helicopter in the theatrical release.

Actually floss is probably safer.

Sommelier's Creed

Does this version come with an option TO NOT HAVE THAT TERRIBLE LOGO?

Hidden Toothpick.

Surprised they didn't bring up Portal in the article.

ah, wasn't exactly clear. Much like the music of the early 2000s.

More importantly, this video has planted seeds of desire (sorry, I recently walked past a romance novel and I guess it infected my brain) in my head for a Lego Skyrim game. I mean, can you even imagine? Building out on the open wastes, scouring caves and mountains for legendary pieces, reading Lego books, eating Lego…

It isn't exactly a revolution.

Or 1986-87...Click myaah

Um, did Pac Man and Mega Man even come out yet?

I never thought it weighed more than a normal hammer of it's size, though it can move fairly freely in space, and "lock" itself in space, giving the illusion of it weighing a "Hel" of a lot. It's like Superman in hammer form. He weighs about 225lbs but in mid air he can carry things that have incredible mass, or not…

Actually, that makes more sense.