$300.

@TheTonyShow: Admittedly, in my case it's as much bizarre house design. I have two living rooms for no discernable reason, but neither of them could comfortably set up a kinect. It's an older home, and strange arrangements like that are really common in older homes like mine.

@TheTonyShow: Yeah, can't do that in my living room. Couldn't do that in my old apartment.

@icepick314: Right, and you read Playboy for the articles.

@pauljones: Also, the Regal is sold pretty much exactly like the American Regal in China. And China has the best Buick of them all, the Park Avenue, which is one of those big Holdens with Buick written all over it.

It was originally going to be a week, but the guards scrolled through the library and found out that Rebirth was on it.

@(Zombie) Goldwings -again- Just in time for Halloween: Was it even actual religious people, or just some twat who looks for a reason to get offended at everything? Because the latter is REALLY common, and exists independent of religion.

The Kia Magentis has been voted the best car in the world, according to a poll organised by motoring journalist Roy Lanchester. The exclusive poll, conducted in Roy Lanchester's house, revealed that the new 2.5-litre V6-powered Korean luxury saloon was far superior to a host of other cars from respected names such as…

@DanielJ: You mean he wasn't stabbed by a Nausicaan?

Then, when the kid is an old starship captain, the heart will fail, leading him to go on a journey of discovery with an old nemesis, as he learns how a foolish action when he was young changed the course of his life.

@S.T.R.: Yeah, people distrust 90% of the population. I was talking more from the perspective of society as a whole rather than myself.

There is something inherently untrustworthy about someone who lets their scene or trends dictate their interests, rather than just making up their own minds. The attack works because people think that's what a hipster is - one who is a slave to trends - and don't want to consider themselves someone who is driven by…

@Dezerus Richardson: If Tiger had been shot with a Cannon a messed up shot would be the least of his problems.

@brijazz: It's not good for Apple if nobody uses the ads. A balance between getting your control freak on and letting advertisers advertise is going to be needed, or the only iAd's going to be a tumbleweed.

@skipjack002: You're really not paying attention to me, are you?

@skipjack002: I'm also not talking about the hardcore, I'm talking about people who will buy games. iOS might have 7 million users, but not all of those users are going to buy a game. Every 3DS buyer is going to buy a game, by definition, whether or not they're "hardcore" or just an old lady who likes Professor…

@Coreboy: Weezer?

@jamuszero: Because you can put her on your box and sell the game to momjjangs who want to have ajumma?

@skipjack002: Another problem with the iOS devices is that many buyers aren't getting it for the games, or the games they're getting it for aren't necessarily the big name titles, which a publisher can charge $30-40 for. The most popular title on Apple's consoles is Angry Birds, which is $1, after all.

@Krackato-ATOMIC COLLIDER!: Power is still one of the PSP's big weaknesses though. It's got punch, but very little battery, making it a pain in the ass if you want to go portable. A long flight with a PSP, and you're out of battery before the end.